Splatter Trio

The Splatter Trio was a San Francisco-based experimental group active from your late ’80s with the mid-’90s. The users had been saxophonist Dave Barrett, guitarist/bassist Myles Boisen and drummer Gino Robair, who all sometimes incorporated electronics in to the music. The Splatter Trio arrived collectively after Barrett noticed area music artists Boisen and Robair in John Zorn’s Cobra in 1987. In 1990, following a year or two collectively, the group’s self-titled debut arrived. The Splatter Trio documented four even more albums before phoning it quits, the final which was 1995’s Hi-Fi Rubbish Note. As well as the group’s personal catalogue (the majority of which is right now within the Rastascan label), the Splatter Trio also show up on independent Western Coastline label compilations, like the Racer sampler (Racer Radio, Vol. 1) as well as the Occupants tribute on Vaccination (Eyesore: A Stab in the Occupants). 1998 brought a Splatter Trio reunion concert as well as the release of the album on Small Sedition known as Splatterarities that included materials spanning the trio’s years collectively.