Dissonance. Vive le dissonance! Tonight the Raving Poets Band serves it to you in heaping quantities. Sit back, put on your favorite headphones and listen to Mark Kozub carve up the night.
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In a recent interview, Freeman Patterson noted that …
“Any artist in any medium will say that our unconscious self is always two to five years out in front of our conscious self. And we’re photographing or we’re dancing or we’re playing music in a way and doing things with it that we don’t realize – consciously.”
Enter Daniel Poitras.
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This week we’re featuring a piece which sort of masterfully illustrates what the Raving Poets are about. Kathy Fisher explores the various definitions of the word “stroke”. In a virtuoso performance, bassist Mark Kozub lays down an accompaniment that will make your jaw drop. Listen to how this develops musically. Listen to how Fishy spoons back into the riff and how the performance reaches a synergy that neither alone could have accomplished. In a lot of ways this is exactly what the Raving Poets aim to achieve by combining the spoken word and music.
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We’re overdue for our Patti Sinclair fix. Tonight she gives us 100 Full Moons in Autumn.
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Be sure to check out Red Nettle Press. They’ve got a big shin-dig coming up May 29, a new chap book. Check it out!
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