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Broviet Union is all about taking things in stride. Blockmates Theodore B. Bressman ’06 and “singer/air guitarist?? Seth H. Robinson ’06 founded the band, but made room for second drummer Kyle J. Berkman ’06 and bassist Daniel J. Crane ’06 at the end of last year. A self-described comedy band, Broviet Union doesn’t feel the pressure to rise to another level. Last year, Broviet was so well-received at Currier House’s variety show that the audience...
...John Scofield wants his audience to know that [despite evocative tune titles] he has not used drugs or alcohol since 11 July 1998” read the liner notes to the jazz guitarist??s Überjam—an appropriate admission since the album has all the trappings of an experimental drug-fueled trip. With Hindu-themed artwork, haunting strains of sitars and a profusion of distorted, screeching guitars, Scofield’s latest jazz-funk fusion feels much like an experimental album from the ’70s when Miles Davis brought fusion into popular consciousness...
After his inauspicious introduction, Vaughan rips into the Freddie King standard “Hide Away,” a somewhat safe shuffle opening that rolls over into the guitarist??s own “Rude Mood,” a thundering stampede of a follow-up. Such is Vaughan’s energy on “Rude Mood” that his rhythm section seems almost on the verge of breaking in their effort to match his flying fingers—his dexterity is perhaps only matched by spontaneous melodic invention...