Brandon Evans San Francisco, California
Brandon Evans (b. 1972) is a composer / multi-instrumentalist (woodwinds) who has performed and recorded extensively with Anthony Braxton, Sonny Simmons, Johnny Coles, Andre Vida, Jackson Moore, Chris Matthay, Kenny Washington, Mike Pride, Kevin Norton, Martin Van Duynhoven, Taylor Ho Bynum, Mark Pino, Rent Romus, and many other great contemporary creative musicians. ... more
Brandon Evans recommends:
Live at Freddy's Backroom, Brooklyn, NY 02/29/2020
by Cassette Tape Ministry
There are many great recordings from this NY based powerhouse of creativity and original creative music!
go to albumIf you like Brandon Evans & Anthony Braxton – Elliptical Axis 15 (vol. 1-3) 2000, you may also like:
Duo (Improv) 2017
by Anthony Braxton Eugene Chadbourne
supported by 19 fans who also own “Brandon Evans & Anthony Braxton – Elliptical Axis 15 (vol. 1-3) 2000”
An 8-disc (!) box set that pairs Anthony Braxton with another radical of American music, Eugene Chadbourne. Their dynamic remains one of mutual respect, deep listening and conversation, but also a lot of humor.
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Duo (Bologna) 2018
by Anthony Braxton & Jaqueline Kerrod (IDA 039 – 2020)
supported by 16 fans who also own “Brandon Evans & Anthony Braxton – Elliptical Axis 15 (vol. 1-3) 2000”
Superb. What seems an implausible combination of instruments is in fact a great showcase for AB's sinuous saxophones. JK's harp sounds like a particularly rich guitar and her playing is virtuosic. Personally I think Anthony Braxton is at his best in these more intimate settings. This will likely be on my top ten list at end of year.
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Birdland, Neuburg 2011
by Cecil Taylor & Tony Oxley
supported by 14 fans who also own “Brandon Evans & Anthony Braxton – Elliptical Axis 15 (vol. 1-3) 2000”
Longtime fan of CT ... still assimilating his music, such breadth & depth! Appreciate your making this available .... Thanks very much!
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Phoenix: Flames Are Dew Upon My Skin
by Eartheater
On her stunning new record, Alex Drewchin soars to glorious new heights.
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Lilith
by Exquisite Corpse
Moody and weird experimental pop from Melbourne follows the intuitive logic of the surrealist game from which the group takes their name.
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