Dante Club
Portland Maine

Matt Sohl
Dylan Palme
Josh Burkett
Travis Mosley

Sasha's Bloc is made up of Alex Gershman, Brandon Fields, Mr. McChesney, Alex Budman, Kye Palmer, Kevin Winard, Andy Langham, Steve Cotter, Tony Galla, Jane Monheit, Nora Rothman, Glynis Leflore, Darah Fortier and Octavia Pace.

“Gershman is not a jack of all trades; rather he is a master. He wears many hats and wears them all well: physician, surgeon, philanthropist, bandleader, songwriter and bassist to name a few.

The 8-piece small group which is Sasha’s Bloc sounded nothing short of amazing as they dazzled the capacity level VIP crowd. Songs like “Feels Like Jazz” and “Breakfast” were guest favorites, along with the sweet and melodic duet “Black and Blue.” Speaking of the songs, they are Gershman originals. And from my perspective, his writing is right up there with some of the classic songsmiths of the first part of the 20th century.” -International Review of Music by James DeFrances

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The Court

Their music, like the Court itself, is trapped in the nightmare of the cold war, drowning again and again in a cocktail of decadence and despair.

This is 1939.1, 1914 mark 2. Dust off the air-raid sirens for the descent is inevitable. The bad old days are returning and the Court are the warning that comes too late. The midnight toll of Possession Night approaches. Ghosts of the past and seeds long dormant: let us set a course for the void.

The Heralds

The Heralds speak for the Court of Sybaris. In their current incarnation they are two people from England, and the wheel of names has rested upon Gnaeus and Caligula. All of the instruments you would expect are present, manipulated to produce a musical effect.

Jay Bevan and Ian Edgington are the bleepfakes. We both have massive interest in electronic music dating back to the 90s, back when we used to DJ at gigs and parties. Now with our trusty synths and drum machines we are getting into production and live sets playing EMOM nights throughout the North West.

Acid house disco dance. F the billionaires.

UK. Its brill up north. Widnes/Chester

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