Two
by Bad Luck
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Streaming + DownloadIncludes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.Purchasable with gift card
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumBad Luck • Two comes in a super sleek, mat finished double-disc package. Printed on 100% recycled board with original artwork by Andrew J.S.
Includes unlimited streaming of Two via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 7 days6 remaining$15 USD
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Bats
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Friend & Foe
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Josephine
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Two
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True North
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Menagerie
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Singing Bowl
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Architect
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about
The double-disc sonic manifesto from Seattle's acclaimed avant drum and saxophone duo!
Disc one showcases the duo’s remarkable ability to improvise in an acoustic setting—sans amplification or effects, and with no compositional framework to guide them. The second disc features the duo augmented, utilizing live loops and pedal to round out their natural sound. This is Bad Luck at their best; their menacing improvisational energy and brilliant compositions shine brightly in this remarkable outing.
Disc one showcases the duo’s remarkable ability to improvise in an acoustic setting—sans amplification or effects, and with no compositional framework to guide them. The second disc features the duo augmented, utilizing live loops and pedal to round out their natural sound. This is Bad Luck at their best; their menacing improvisational energy and brilliant compositions shine brightly in this remarkable outing.
credits
released May 17, 2011
All compositions by Icasiano and Welch
Disc 1 - Recorded and Mixed by Luke Bergman at Die Alone Studios
Disc 2 - Recorded and Mixed by Vincent LaBelle at BOOM! Studios
Mastered by Vincent LaBelle at BOOM! Studios
Album Artwork, Photography and Layout by Andrew J.S.
Limited Edition Cover Art for the Bad Luck Spring 2011 tour by Garrett Sand
All compositions by Icasiano and Welch
Disc 1 - Recorded and Mixed by Luke Bergman at Die Alone Studios
Disc 2 - Recorded and Mixed by Vincent LaBelle at BOOM! Studios
Mastered by Vincent LaBelle at BOOM! Studios
Album Artwork, Photography and Layout by Andrew J.S.
Limited Edition Cover Art for the Bad Luck Spring 2011 tour by Garrett Sand
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Bad Luck Seattle, Washington
Bad Luck performs in another cosmos from most bands. With more than a decade of collaboration, Neil Welch (saxophone + live electronics) and Christopher Icasiano (drums) “bear down on you like a cyclone of fire” (The Stranger). Based out of Seattle, Bad Luck is a genre-defying supernova of electronics, metal, folk and jazz. ... more
shows
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May 9Des Moines, IA
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May 10St Louis, MO
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May 11Columbia, MO
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May 12St. Paul, MN
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May 14Milwaukee, WI
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May 15Chicago, IL
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May 16Ferndale, MI
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May 17Grand Rapids, MI
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May 18Toledo, OH
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May 19Lakewood, OH
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