Hearn, Kevin - There & Then D&D the brevity of these works

the brevity of these works should not be taken for granted: they whisper into each other with elaborate detail

but still quite melodic and contemporary in their approach to the genre style

arena-filling sound the band has become beloved for worldwide

Segall has now given up the solo act for a three piece that destroys sonic and melodic boundaries with manic glee

" "Foreclosure of a Dream" and "Symphony of Destruction

Hearn, Kevin - There & Then D&D the brevity of these worksThree days. Three locations. Three pianos. Three hours on each. I was told where and when the piano would be ready. I would go, play, and leave. Very little was said. All pieces were improvised. There were no demos, run throughs, re dos, or edits. At times I was responding to the natural reverb of the spaces, as well as the effects and sound treatments that Mark was adding in tandem with the performances. What you hear is what happened there and then,