Rowan Weaver

Eviyan!
I can't link yet, but I think I can share it if it's broken up
www .youtube .com/ watch?v=fRsFPhEeNlI

It's Iva Bittova, Evan Zipporyn, Gyan Riley, and some guys I don't know on bass and percussion.

Lisnaholic

Hi, Rowan, and welcome to MB! Actually, you should be able to post YouTube links. Just put them in the format of:-

youtube in square brackets, plus code number after the equals sign, plus /youtube in square brackets

In your case you need to use: fRsFPhEeNlI, then you would get:-



^ A very interesting addition to the thread, thanks! I like the conversational way that the vocals begin, though after that, I´m happier with Iva´s violin than with her vocals, tbh!

...and another set of interesting tracks from grindy - thanks. I really liked the Hamster Theater and the first track by Bar Kokhba. I´ll definitely be looking at more of his stuff, and perhaps the rather daunting John Zorn too.

In the meantime, the Bar Kokbha track reminded me of Dead Combo, from Portugal :-

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grindy

Marc Ribot, the guitarist from Bar Kokhba, actually plays on that track, as well as on several other tracks from that album.

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Lisnaholic

Well, that´s a complete surprise to me! I always imagined Dead Combo as working alone in some quiet musical backwater. I didn´t know they were mixing it up with international celeb guitarists.
(Unless I´m more confused than usual, Frownland is quite an admirer of Marc Ribot too.)

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grindy

They have a track titled "Ribot" on their first album.
I guess it was something along the lines of a dream collaboration with an old hero later on.

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Rowan Weaver

Oh thanks ^^'

Nooo! Iva's scatting is wonderful! Well, I didn't find Eviyan 'till I'd already memorized most of her solo discography, so I might be a bit biased. And no, I don't speak Czech.