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fave it Progressive Rock | Jam-band
6 tracks | 28 minutes
Released Sep 2006
on H-Beam
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Improvisational Rock Fusion
Bio / Background
If pig masks, epileptic light shows, robot voices, panda suits, seas of balloons, unconventional use of flashlights, amplification of creepy toddler toys, costume changes, hyphens in band names, long hair and beards kind of freak you out, you may want to steer clear of Nashvilles captivating experimental rock trio H-Beam. With an engaging live show that covers the entire spectrum of sensory indulgence, the H-Beam experience is reminiscent of a time when stage theatrics were expected and delivered. The trio, composed of Aaron Faust and brothers Matt and Topher Walberg, are the chemists credited with this return to a memorable music experience formula. Each of them armed on stage with an unusual arsenal and the ability to musically multi-task, the band implements samplers, loop technology, synthesizers, and even electronic organ bass pedals while still limiting themselves collectively to thirty fingers and toes.
↓ more ↓Backed by an ethereal and organic light show that moves fluidly with the band, their touring lighting technician is secretly the fourth member of the band. Top it off with a dose of three part harmony and clever songwriting and you are listening to the forward progression of live music.
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