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Technicolor Band
Readings from Jennifer Lynn Christie
DOORS 8:30
SHOW 9
Food or Drink Purchase Required
TECHNICOLOR BAND:
The group, initially instigated by multi-instrumentalists David Brown and Caleb Hickman as a regular gathering to explore improvisation behind closed doors, eventually made its way into public via a residency at a 50 cap bar called Orbit Room. Over the next two years a core lineup formed around the quintet of Brown (keys, percussion, tape manipulation), Hickman (alto sax, electronics), Chuck Roldan (drums, percussion), Brendan Keller-Tuberg (double bass), and Aja Essex (baritone sax).
The band’s debut, Technicolor Band Opens The Green Door, featured early recordings from longform improvisations at Brown’s home studio. Those free-form explorations were then edited, deconstructed, and rearranged by Brown into a song cycle.
JENNIFER LYNN CHRISTIE:
Jennifer Lynn Christie's short stories have appeared in PANK, Memorious, Atticus Review, and elsewhere. She has written book reviews for the Denver Quarterly, Entropy, Newfound, and Full Stop, and for two years she served as the Assistant Small Press Editor for Entropy.
In 2017, Jennifer was awarded a Best of the Net prize for her short story "Alien Love"; she has also been nominated for a Pushcart Prize twice (once for her story "Backcountry Devils" and again for her story "Inside the Cave").
She has recently completed her first novel.
