Recorded Live by the staff at Shea Stadium on 06.24.2014
Mixed at Seaside Lounge, BKLYN by Charles Burst

Peter Kerlin - Bass
Taylor Bergren-Chrisman - Bass
Sam Sowyrda - Vibraphone
Cesare Papetti - Vibraphone
Jessica Pavone - Viola
Emily Manzo - Keys
Mike Pride - Drums
Charles Burst - Percussion & Aux Bass

Cenozoan Warp

Recorded at Ortlieb's in Philly Oct. 18, 2015 - Week 3 of the Solar Motel Band Sundays in Oct Residency.  Maximum weedily-deedilies. 

Corey Braken : Vibraphone
Peter Kerlin : Bass Guitar
Chris Forsyth : Stratocaster
Jim McHugh : Telecaster
Jason Robira : Drums
Jeff Tobias : Alto Sax

Moon Changes feat. Chris Forsyth

This jam was recorded for WFMU's 2016 fundraiser (https://wfmu.org/dj-premiums/) and premiered on WFMU's The Avant Ghetto along with Dead covers by Meg Baird (To Lay Me Down), Itasca (High Time) and Anthony Pasquarosa (Lady with a Fan).  Thanks to Jeff Conklin for putting this together and to Jon Solomon at WPRB (another great station)for recording.  Donate $75 to WFMU at https://wfmu.org/marathon-2016/ and get Songs To Fill The Air, an entire disc of great artists covering the Dead.
Full playlist: http://wfmu.org/playlists/shows/65414 

Chris Forsyth: guitar, vocal
Nick Millevoi: guitar
Peter Kerlin: bass guitar
Ray Kubian: drums, vocal

Recorded live at 103.3 WPRB Princeton, NJ, 02.28.2016
Taper: Jon Solomon
Photo: Jerry Loves Intensity Ghost

Cold Rain & Snow (Grateful Dead)

Go to the doctor and they won't begin to treat you without taking your history — and not just yours, but that of your parents and grandparents before you. Pulitzer Prize-winning journalist Isabel Wilkerson points this out as she reflects on her epic work of narrative non-fiction, "The Warmth of Other Suns." She's immersed herself in the stories of the Great Migration, the diaspora of six million African Americans to the north of the U.S. in the 20th century. It's a carrier of untold histories and truths that help make sense of human and social challenges newly visible at the heart of our life together.

On Being with Krista Tippett

Isabel Wilkerson — The Heart Is the Last Frontier

from the album "M.F. II" available Jan 27, 2017 from Richie Records // TestosterTunes

http://testostertunes.bigcartel.com/product/mark-feehan-m-f-ii-lp

Mark Feehan is a guitarist. In the 80s he bummed Floridian punks in  Broken Talent. In the 90s he strangled strings and blew minds in Harry Pussy. Currently he is in post-no wave noiseniks Taiwan Housing Project. But these are mentioned merely as bio, as  these things- hell, even Mark's lone solo lp (2012's MF on Siltbreeze)- will give you ZERO preparation for the sounds lurking inside MF 2.  Moments of surprising acoustic beauty bookend perplexing electronic sound pools, buzzing almost-punk, Germanic vocal narration... It is safe to say this is the weirdest thing ever to appear on this label, and while we don't pretend to understand it half of it, we do know that we enjoy it. For those who welcome befuddlement and perplexity, we salute you! Hop on board.

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distributed by Revolver/Midheaven

M.F. II

MARK FEEHAN -- "Papillon" (M.F.II/2017)

From Gold Dime's debut LP "Nerves" out 6/02 on Fire Talk.

Pre order via
Fire Talk: http://www.firetalkrecs.com/shop
Bandcamp: https://golddime.bandcamp.com/album/nerves-2
ITunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/nerves/id1225703808

Gold Dime is the vision of Andrya Am bro. Am bro is best known as one half of the noise rock duo Talk Normal, who released two critically acclaimed albums, Sugarland and Sunshine, and shared the stage with the likes of Sonic Youth, Wire, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and Zola Jesus. The dissolution of Talk Normal marked a shift in Ambro's writing process. Going forward as Gold Dime, her compositions now veer towards an exploratory sound that is distinctly her own. Her drumming is rhythmically-centered, a reflection of driving West African beats crossed with a blunt industrial throbbing, which serve to both underscore and retreat from Classically-influenced orchestrations. Bass lines dance. Guitar riffs in rare tunings purposefully stray from typical rock n' roll conventions. Their urgent squalls gracefully enter and exit, allowing for a permeable tension throughout each of these tracks. Ambro's lead vocals are forceful but can seamlessly alter to a deadpan counterweight-- a prominent feature to Gold Dime's cover of the British spoken-word artist Anne Clark's "All We Have To Be Thankful For." And for all of the Gold Dime's musical density and elaborate noise, the magic that ensues when Ambro's thunderous vocal style is often foiled by Adam Markiewicz's (The Dreebs, PC Worship) falsetto voice is palpable. Her lyrics are frequently confrontational ("Quota," "4 Hours"). But they also speak to the challenges of maintaining our most sacred relationships (as in the case of "Easy"), as well as confronting the struggles to continue creating when forces seem against us ("Rock," "Shut Up").

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Nerves

Gold Dime - Shut Up

2017-06-24 Union Pool, Brooklyn, NY

Feral Ohms - Love Damage (Union Pool 2017-06-24)

From their second album "Multi-task", out September 22nd, 2017 via Trouble In Mind Records (www.troubleinmindrecs.com)

Omni "Equestrian" (Trouble In Mind Records)

This is an excerpt of a recording I made in January 2020 of a 4-person band and dancers (a teacher and his students) in the city of Chiang Mai, Thailand. This is in the style of traditional Lanna music, played at a street festival celebrating Lanna culture.

Traditional Lanna Music – Chiang Mai, Thailand

Bassist / Composer

Peter Kerlin Octet, Solar Motel Band, Sunwatchers, Christy & Emily + Band 

Cenozoan Warp

Peter Kerlin

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