Janel Leppin : cello, Minimoog - Anthony Pirog : guitar - Mike Kuhl : drums - These long-time collaborators and three of the busiest musicians in the Baltimore/DC-area finally give themselves a name and release their first album together! Janel Leppin is firmly established as a mover and shaker for her work on multiple instruments and muliple genres with Priests and her own ensembles Janel and Anthony and Ensemble Volcanic Ash. Anthony Pirog's work has been called "otherworldly - feverish in it's delivery and interstellar in it's complexity" by Guitar. Com and he has performed all over the world in the punk/jazz group The Messthetics. Mike Kuhl has performed in jazz, rock and improvised music settings, with Tom Tom Club, Dave Liebman and many others. He has worked as an educator at Towson University and is a first call drummer for any situation. Snakes of Albuquerque is a record of instrumental rock that doesn't sound like anyone else. With this instrumentation, how could it?
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Janel Leppin : cello, Minimoog - Anthony Pirog : guitar - Mike Kuhl : drums - These long-time collaborators and three of the busiest musicians in the Baltimore/DC-area finally give themselves a name and release their first album together! Janel Leppin is firmly established as a mover and shaker for her work on multiple instruments and muliple genres with Priests and her own ensembles Janel and Anthony and Ensemble Volcanic Ash. Anthony Pirog's work has been called "otherworldly - feverish in it's delivery and interstellar in it's complexity" by Guitar. Com and he has performed all over the world in the punk/jazz group The Messthetics. Mike Kuhl has performed in jazz, rock and improvised music settings, with Tom Tom Club, Dave Liebman and many others. He has worked as an educator at Towson University and is a first call drummer for any situation. Snakes of Albuquerque is a record of instrumental rock that doesn't sound like anyone else. With this instrumentation, how could it?
