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Brown, Dan / Dan Reynolds

Live At The Grange Hall [unauthorized][CASSETTE]

Brown, Dan / Dan Reynolds: Live At The Grange Hall [unauthorized][CASSETTE] (Sacred Realism)

A unique document of Don Brown and Dan Reynolds' unconventional compositional practice, recorded live to tape in 2008 with an 8-piece ensemble performing four decades-spanning works at Multnomah Grange #71, this unauthorized cassette release captures a pivotal moment in Portland's experimental scene, offering singular music with deep references and no clear precedent.
 

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Dan Reynolds-composer

Dan Brown-composer

Kn Harlock-performer

Mark Kaylor-performer

Jean-Paul Jenkins-performer

Taylor Aslong Aglipay-performer

Thor Vergotis-performer

Caryl Kientz-performer

Andrew Lafkas-performer

Joe Foster-performer

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Label: Sacred Realism
Catalog ID: SR021
Squidco Product Code: 36245

Format: CASSETTE
Condition: New
Released: 2024
Country: Germany
Packaging: Cassette
Recorded live to tape at Multnomah Grange #71, on April 2nd, 2008, in Gresham, Oregon, by Bryan Eubanks.
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Dan Reynolds is a sound artist, with releases on Rasbliutto Recordings, Urantia Records, Sacred Realism, and his own self-released productions.

-Squidco 11/19/2025

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"Andrew Lafkas: bass. Berlin, Germany

Andrew Lafkas is a musician currently living in Berlin, Germany. His primary instrument is the contrabass. He is currently focused on developing pieces for largish ensembles that encourage group intuition; this interest is greatly inspired by and influenced by experiences working in groups led by Milo Fine and Bill Dixon. He is also active in the groups Oceans Roar 1000 Drums, with Todd Capp and Bryan Eubanks, and a trio with Marcia Bassett and Barry Weisblat. He has performed at venues and festivals including Walker Art Center, The Living Theatre, Experimental Intermedia, the Vision Festival, and the Seattle Improvised Music Festival."

-High Zero Festival (http://www.highzero.org/2015_site/performers/)
11/19/2025

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"Joe Foster was born in California in 1972, lives in Seoul, and plays improvised music. His main collaborators have been J.P. Jenkins, Bryan Eubanks, Bonnie Jones (as the duo English), Hong Chulki, Choi Joonyong, Ryu Hankil, and Kevin Parks, but that's really not all. He's been in the groups Super Unity, Peevish, Don Brown and Dan Reynolds, and English, and has released CDRs, CDs, a USB, online stuff, and a cassette."

-Joe Foster Website (https://joefoster.wordpress.com/)
11/19/2025

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