JamBase recently had a chance to catch up with Kitchen Dwellers guitarist Max Davies to talk about the Bozeman bluegrass outfit's new album, 'Seven Devils.'
John Mailanderâs Forecast Lights Up The 5 Spot The genre-bending collective played Tweet
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John Mailanderâs Forecast live is a bit like trying to watch gravity. You know thereâs a force holding it all together, even if you canât see it, even when the jazz- and bluegrass-inspired collective teeters on the edge of spinning out of orbit. Those spacey improvisations took center stage during the bandâs album release stream Thursday. Mailander and his group returned to their frequent hangout
The 5 Spot for their first live show since the pandemic began, to celebrate the release of
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Watching John Mailanderâs Forecast live is a bit like trying to watch gravity. You know thereâs a centripetal force holding it all together, even if you canât see it, and even when the jazz- and bluegrass-inspired collective spins out of orbit. Those spacey improvisations took center stage at the bandâs May 6 album release stream. Mailanderâs group returned to the Five Spot, their first live show since the pandemic began, to celebrate the release of
Look Closer, a six-track EP and Mailanderâs third full-length solo album. Mailander has previously said he feels most grounded in the bluegrass tradition, constituting the building blocks of his storied professional career as a fiddle player. Heâs toured and done studio sessions with Nashville icons like Molly Tuttle and he played on Billy Stringsâ Grammy-winning album