Natural Information Society & Bitchin Bajas

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Natural Information Society & Bitchin Bajas
Since their first collaboration Automaginary, the pathways that lead from Natural Information Society's ecstatic all-world jazz to Bitchin Bajas' microtonal soundscapes have grown ever finer in their articulation on their newest record Totality. Across the spectrum, the septet balances a deeply searching mood with wonderfully in-pocket production feel. This makes for collective aural transport of the highest order to all those listening in.
Joshua Abrams - Double Bass, Guimbri
Lisa Alvarado - Harmonium
Mikel Patrick Avery - Drums, Percussion
Cooper Crain - Organ, Electronics
Rob Frye - Flute, Synth
Daniel Quinlivan - Electronics
Jason Stein - Bass Clarinet
Jill Fraser is a composer and electronic music pioneer, active since the 1970s. Her credits are many and varied - yet her new album Earthly Pleasures, takes a unique place among all her work: a luminous suite of electroacoustic music examining the bones of hymnal harmony, speculating on how the spirit of our songs might be interpreted after we're gone.