Sonic Liberation Front

Sonic Liberation Entrance, a nine-piece group from Philadelphia, shaped as the consequence of a gathering between an Afro-Caribbean band along with a jazz band that both distributed the services of percussionist Kevin Diehl. Sonic Liberation Front’s audio begins with moving Caribbean polyrhythms performed by percussionists Nick Rivera, Chuckie Joseph, and Frank “Squirrel” Williams, in addition to by percussionist/vocalist Joseph Toledo. Sonic Liberation Front’s jazz music artists, including alto saxophonist Adam Jenkins, tenor saxophonist Terry Lawson, trumpeter Kimbal Dark brown, and bassist Howard Cooper, after that add raucous, Albert Ayler-like free of charge playing, in addition to items of funk and typical jazz. Diehl divides his time taken between both sub-groups, playing both Afro-Caribbean percussion equipment and jazz drum established. He also sometimes programs consumer electronics. Sonic Liberation Entrance released its initial album, Drinking water and Stone, alone Eye Pup label in 2000. The group provides collaborated on the multimedia system piece with Termite Television, and they have performed alongside free of charge jazz star Sunny Murray. From 2000 to 2002, Sonic Liberation Entrance frequently performed in Philadelphia and NY.