Verbatim Tour

Verbatim, an instrumental duo based out of Richmond, VA, will be performing at Ghost Print Gallery and The Camel in Richmond as a part of their tour of various cities to celebrate the release of their debut album, Verbatim. The drum and trombone duo combines jazz, math-rock, metal, New Orleans music, and more into a […]

Verbatim, an instrumental duo based out of Richmond, VA, will be performing at Ghost Print Gallery and The Camel in Richmond as a part of their tour of various cities to celebrate the release of their debut album, Verbatim. The drum and trombone duo combines jazz, math-rock, metal, New Orleans music, and more into a creative amalgam from the explosively artistic city of Richmond.

About the tour

Monday, August 10
Charlottesville, VA
12th Street Tap House
w/ Gerrit Rößler’s melamine
8pm, price TBA
1202 W. Main Street
(434) 202-0764

Tuesday, August 11
Richmond, VA
Ghost Print Gallery
w/ J.C. and Mike Kuhl
8pm, $5
220 W. Broad St.
(804) 344-1557

Wednesday, August 12
Washington, DC
Bossa Bistro & Lounge
w/ High Life
7pm, $7
2463 18th St. NW
(202) 667-0088

Friday, August 14
Brooklyn, NY
Snow’s Basement
w/ Sweet Banditry, Aaron Ali Shaikh, & Adam Caine Trio
8pm, price TBA
796 Grand St. #1

Sunday, August 16
Philadelphia, PA
Gojjo
w/ Sonic Liberation Front & Mike Lorenz Quartet
8pm
4540 Baltimore Ave.
(215) 386-1444

Tuesday, August 18
Richmond, VA
The Camel
w/ R2Dtoo and Gull
8pm, $5
1621 W. Broad St.
(804) 353-4901

About Verbatim

Verbatim is trombonist Bryan Hooten (of Fight the Big Bull, Ombak, No BS! Brass) and drummer Dean Christesen (of Verbatim).

Verbatim is a distress beacon from a distant galactic civilization. The trombone laments the battle between a peaceful people and the invading marauders while the drums hammer out the encoded coordinates of the home planet. This is a story forged in the stars and told in sound.

Verbatim’s self-titled debut album was recorded on June 26, 2009, in the sweltering attic of Spacebomb Studios in Richmond, VA. The eight tracks are the first takes with no overdubs or splices and were mixed in one pass. Call it rushed, call it hasty, call it reckless. Verbatim calls it real. The record brilliantly captures the duo’s live performance energy, mutual awareness, and sense of humor.

Online at: http://www.myspace.com/verbatimrva

copied from press release

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