Previte Chandler, by Knox Chandler and Bobby Previte

Previte Chandler

by Knox Chandler and Bobby Previte

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	1.	White Horse 04:38
	2.	Moonburn 04:18
	3.	Hallow 04:56
	4.	Streamtide 05:31
	5.	Lost Moon 03:24
	6.	Bottom Feeder 04:38
	7.	Tick Two 03:31
	8.	National Tan 06:49
	9.	Pan 02:40

about

Previte Chandler is a conversation between two opposing approaches toward the same goal: reaching a natural autonomy. Previte employs an expanded conception of the modern drum set, a circularity that suggests rather than shows, using the powerful orchestrational might of the drum set to create form and meaning. Chandler uses his guitar as a tone generator (there are no synthesizers) to create “Sound Ribbons” - sonic fabrics made in real time that create a way of deconstructing and then enveloping and weaving together any series of individual pieces of music or film.

These two musicians, who circled each other for years in the New York City music scene, are now turning the deep chasm between them into a bridge connecting the natural and the supernatural, the audible and the spiritual.