Paul Metzger slash Tim Kaiser slash 21 stringed banjo

I will unabashedly post a pure press release. WHAT! They are efficient!! That’s what the internets is about…efficiency! Paul Metzger Tim Kaiser @ Thanky Space 407 Brook Road 8:30pm $6 suggested donation www.thankyspace.com http://paulmetzger.net/mktour.html Paul Metzger “Minneapolis veteran Paul Metzger is a very worthy heir to the mystic throne of late acoustic-guitar shaman Robbie Basho. […]

November 13, 2008; 8:00 AM • by Matthew E. White

I will unabashedly post a pure press release. WHAT! They are efficient!! That’s what the internets is about…efficiency!

Paul Metzger
Tim Kaiser
@ Thanky Space
407 Brook Road
8:30pm $6 suggested donation
www.thankyspace.com
http://paulmetzger.net/mktour.html

Paul Metzger

“Minneapolis veteran Paul Metzger is a very worthy heir to the mystic throne of late acoustic-guitar shaman Robbie Basho. Using a variety of retooled banjos and other multistringed implements—not to mention absolutely stunning technique—he creates sweeping, swirling 21st-century ragas.”
-Time Out New York

“The binding forces are the intensity and control of Metzger’s attack, which is unmatched in the new American Primitive camp.”
-WIRE

“A virtuoso on a myriad of stringed instruments, Minneapolis-based experimental/progressive folk artist Paul Metzger focuses much of his creative energy on his 21-string modified banjo. A student of both Eastern and Western traditional music, Metzger appeared on a split album that featured guitarist Ben Chasny (Six Organs of Admittance) and lauded improv drummer Chris Corsano on one side and Metzger’s unique improvisational guitar work on the other. ”
-All Music Guide

http://www.myspace.com/paulmetzger

Tim Kaiser

Tim Kaiser has been producing experimental art at various venues for the past 25 years. His video, installation and performance art projects have been presented in Germany, Brazil, Sweden, Hong Kong, Cuba, Canada, Philladelphia, New York and Chicago.

“Kaiser has made more than 150 instruments…coaxes foreign sounds from far-fetched equipment made by hand…”
-MAKE Magazine

http://www.timkaiser.org