Man Forever Brooklyn, New York
The music of drummer John Colpitts (Man Forever) is explorative, innovative and fearless. A musician and composer equally versed in the disparate musical languages of DIY rock, improvisation, and contemporary classical, Colpitts has made an album that defies genre classification. Play What They Want represents years of musical engagement by one of New York’s most acclaimed percussionists. ... more
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