Concord Ballet Orchestra Players

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Location:
SOMERVILLE, Massachusetts, US
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Artist / Band / Musician
Genre:
Rock / Experimental / Psychedelic
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hear live mp3s at oscillations.org/cbop !!!
we make music. (it just happens)



we practice in Somerville. (when we do)



we like to play. (tell us where)



we make it fun (listen here)



Mats Gustafson wrote about us in Broken Face, his long-running, now-blog zine. Here's what he had to say: "I’ve been meaning to write about Concord Ballet Orchestra Players Flying Together (Froyen Foods/Insect Fields) ever since I first heard it at Terrastock 7 in Louisville earlier this year. But sometimes you just try too hard and end up with nothing. This three-track CD-R is well worth your time though as it dips its toes in heavily psychedelicised folk waters with an impressive ease and also adds a very welcome krautrock flavor to the mix which makes the end results sound as much as Faust as No Neck Blues Band. I am not necessarily saying that this is as great yet but they’re definitely showing a lot of promise. Primitive oscillations, repetitive guitar figures and tribal grooves hover over your head like some airplane out of control. The rumor says that there might be a full-length album in the pipeline on a well-established Swedish underground label and I just hope that they have the ability to spread the gospel about what these guys do, because they truly deserve some more attention."



"A true collective" -The Boston Globe



"Figures sprout up and coerce the sounds around them to follow; repetitive phrases gently degrade and embellish themselves in smoky iterations; and, as if through some sort of charitable magic, the wank factor hovers at near-zero." - The Weekly Dig



"Nous avons tout transgressé, y compris les limites de la verité! Mais nous sommes véritablement au-delà.



For what we do is no longer transgression:

If the modern question (XVI centurty) was what can said to be beauty? and the post-modern question (XX century)was 'what can be said to be art?'. Then the post-post modern question is, what can be said to be beauty.'"

-Rhys Chatham



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