Andy Haas

Andy Haas has performed, documented and collaborated numerous musicians who have been at the guts of the innovative avant garde music appearing out of NYC from the ’90s, such as for example John Zorn, Fred Frith, Ikue Mori, Thurston Moore, Marc Ribot, and much more. Haas was a genuine person in Toronto’s Martha & the Muffins, which shaped in 1977. He performed saxophones for the music group through their 1981 launch, This is actually the Snow Age. With the ’90s, Haas was frequently discovered playing the didjeridu, such as for example for the fun and eclectic Knitting Manufacturer compilation, Jewish Alternative Movement: Guidebook for Perplexed, and by himself album, Arnhem Property, released for the Avant label in 1997.