ONE THOUSAND PULSES presents XEROID ENTITY & TANGENT PROJECT

[darren bergstein]

Calendar Event: November 6, 2010

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ONE THOUSAND PULSES presents

XEROID ENTITY & THE TANGENT PROJECT

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6

DOORS OPEN @ 7:30 PM • PERFORMANCE @ 8 PM

ADMISSION: $15 advance ticket • $18 at the door

LOCATION: 9 Edward Place, Woodcliff Lake NJ 07677 USA • 201.316.5403

PURCHASE TIX HERE:
www.mycommunitytickets.com/organization_info.asp?orgid=1521

FOR DIRECTIONS & FURTHER INFORMATION:
www.onethousandpulses.com

The members of xeroid entity are Howard Moscovitz, Bill Fox, and Greg Waltzer. Combined they have more than 70 years of experience making electronic music. They all program their own sounds, and refuse to be bound by conventional scales or rhythms. The parts are freely improvised, which allows for maximum expressiveness and interaction between group members while avoiding predictability. Much of it is ambient in nature, without a discernable beat. When the group does play rhythmically based music, it is often polyrhythmic in flavor. The results can be subtle and spacey , noisy without being harsh, dynamic yet continuous. xeroid entity is constantly exploring new musical territory by going beyond the barriers of standard conventions, classic Euro EM practitioners merging (Berlin) old school with (PA/New Jersey) new school.

The interlocking sonic wormholes of The Tangent Project, a duo of Harrison McKay (guitar) and Jeff Coulter (electronics), travel the same spaceways as the European masters as well, breaking bread with established traditions while simultaneously fomenting new frontiers. Dense sequencer patterns collide with slowly expansive chord clusters within the Project's vast vocabulary of sounds, exploiting the genre's broad history as it unveils new, contemporary ideas and avenues. Both The Tangent Project and Xeroid Entity vividly breathe life into the ghosts of Tangerine Dreamers past.

> www.xeroid-entity.com
> www.tangent-project.com

[djfoxyfox]

Thanks, Darren, for inviting xeroid entity to play. Thanks to Jeff and "Harrison" of the Tangent Project for the fine jam session at the end of the evening. Huge thanks to those who attended. Without you, there'd be no concert.

[mosc]

Yes, what Bill said. I had a great time.

[darren bergstein]

My pleasure, gentlemen - and consider a return engagement in the future!