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		<title>Chris Schlarb- Psychic Temple (SAA1160)</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[An astounding work of passion and patience over one thousand hours in the making, Long Beach musician/composer <strong>Chris Schlarb</strong> bestows his latest musical vision, <em>Psychic Temple</em>, onto the world. Known for his work as half of the hypnotic, jazz/drone duo, <strong>I Heart Lung</strong>, Schlarb's latest work expands wildly in new directions, incorporating wordless vocal choirs, string quartets and horn sections into his 29-member ensemble.]]></description>
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<p>An astounding work of passion and patience over one thousand hours in the making, Long Beach musician/composer <strong>Chris Schlarb</strong> bestows his latest musical vision, <em>Psychic Temple</em>, onto the world. Known for his work as half of the hypnotic, jazz/drone duo, <strong>I Heart Lung</strong>, Schlarb&#8217;s latest work expands wildly in new directions, incorporating wordless vocal choirs, string quartets and horn sections into his 29-member ensemble.</p>
<p>Inspired by the rhythmic pulse of microhouse, and the melodic vocabulary of jazz and folk music, Psychic Temple is a deeply considered meditation on beauty. Recording began in January of 2009 and over the next nineteen months Schlarb collaborated with twenty-eight musicians (including four bassists, three drummers and six vocalists) to build <em>Psychic Temple</em>.</p>
<p>It would not be an exaggeration to boast that <em>Psychic Temple</em> contains performances from some of today&#8217;s finest musicians including <strong>Mick Rossi</strong> of the <strong>Philip Glass Ensemble</strong>, legendary <strong>Minutemen</strong> bassist <strong>Mike Watt</strong>, vocalists <strong>Julianna Barwick</strong>, <strong>DM Stith</strong>, <strong>Joel St. Julien</strong> (of ELLUL), <strong>Aaron Roche</strong>, trumpeter <strong>Kris Tiner</strong>, <strong>Brian Blade Fellowship</strong> pedal steel guitarist <strong>Dave Easley</strong>, <strong>Weird Weeds</strong> percussionist Nick Hennies, guitarist <strong>Danny Miller</strong> and drummer <strong>Tabor Allen</strong> (of <strong>Rare Grooves</strong> and The Widow Babies), bassists <strong>Steuart Liebig</strong>, <strong>C.J. Boyd</strong> and <strong>Anthony Shadduck</strong>, and <strong>Danny T. Levin</strong> and <strong>David Moyer</strong> on horns.</p>
<p><strong>Credits</strong><br />
Composed, Arranged, Engineered, and Produced by <strong>Chris Schlarb</strong></p>
<p>Recorded and Mixed at Sounds Are Active, Long Beach, CA.<br />
from January 4th, 2009 &#8211; August 18th, 2010</p>
<p>Mastered by <strong>Roger Seibel</strong> at <strong>SAE Mastering</strong><br />
Layout and Design by <strong>Elis Im</strong><br />
Photography by <strong>Ian Souter</strong><br />
Additional Artwork by <strong>Danny Miller</strong><br />
Mix Consulting by <strong>Ronan Chris Murphy</strong><br />
Master Consulting by <strong>TW Walsh</strong></p>
<p><strong>Track Listing</strong><br />
01. I Can Live Forever If I Slowly Die 10:10<br />
02. Dream State > Police State 9:15<br />
03. Daughters of Ursa Major 5:20<br />
04. White Dove In The Psychic Temple 8:25</p>
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		<title>Destroyer Of Brains- Song For Charles Rocket (SAA1154)</title>
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		<pubDate>Tue, 01 Dec 2009 22:00:32 +0000</pubDate>
		<dc:creator>Chris Schlarb</dc:creator>
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		<description><![CDATA["Song For Charles Rocket" is the high energy, debut recording from Los Angeles-based free jazz ensemble, Destroyer Of Brains. The band features members of <strong>I Heart Lung</strong>, <strong>The Widow Babies</strong>, <strong>Breakestra</strong> and <strong>Ventriloquists</strong>.]]></description>
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<p>&#8220;Song For Charles Rocket&#8221; is the high energy, debut recording from Los Angeles-based free jazz ensemble, Destroyer Of Brains. The band features members of <strong>I Heart Lung</strong> (Asthmatic Kitty Records), <strong>The Widow Babies</strong> (Ol Factory Records), <strong>Breakestra</strong> (Stones Throw Records) and <strong>Ventriloquists</strong>.</p>
<p><strong>Tabor Allen</strong>- drums<br />
<strong>Danny T. Levin</strong>- euphonium, trumpet<br />
<strong>Danny Miller</strong>- electric guitar<br />
<strong>David Moyer</strong>- tenor saxophone<br />
<strong>Chris Nowak</strong>- electric bass<br />
<strong>Chris Schlarb</strong>- electric guitar</p>
<p>Composed and Produced by <strong>Chris Schlarb</strong><br />
Engineered by <strong>Jeff Lewis</strong> at The Compound in Long Beach, CA.<br />
Artwork and Design by <strong>Danny Miller</strong></p>
<p><strong>Track Listing</strong><br />
01. Song For Charles Rocket<br />
02. Love Is The New Black</p>
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