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Video by Miss Hiyori More info here: https://bit.ly/rn3layercake Get it here: https://bit.ly/rnstovetop And here: https://bit.ly/bcstovetop And here: https://smarturl.it/mb5k99 Bassist Mike Watt, drummer/percussionist Mike Pride and guitarist/banjoist Brandon Seabrook have all built their careers on kicking down the barriers between genres, so why would they let a little pandemic-induced isolation and geographic distance stand in their way? Convening for the first time as Three-Layer Cake, these three dizzyingly inventive artists bake up a long-distance set of singular, boundary-defying collaborations on their combustible debut, Stove Top. Stove Top is un-categorisable in the best sense of the word, patching together elements of punk, free jazz, new music, no wave, doom metal, dub, avant-funk, and various sub-sectors of the experimental in such freewheeling and raucous fashion that the very idea of divvying them up into disparate inspirations seems laughable. That’s hardly surprising given the credentials involved: Watt, of course, has been rewriting the rules of rock since his ground-breaking days with the legendary Minutemen, through his influential work with fIREHOSE, his idiosyncratic solo career, and his latter-day hook-up with Iggy and the Stooges. Pride has brought his powerful yet adventurous drumming to work with everyone from improvised music icon Anthony Braxton to punk legends Millions of Dead Cops (MDC), toured arenas opening for comedian Amy Schumer with Jason Stein’s Locksmith Isidore, and spanned the worlds of modern-jazz, avant-rock, noise and death free jazz with his own ensembles – a roster that includes the jazz quartet From Bacteria To Boys, the 7-drummer installation Drummer's Corpse, and the piano trio I Hate Work. He is also co-leader of the ensembles Pulverize The Sound (w/ Peter Evans and Tim Dahl) and Period (w/ Charlie Looker and Chuck Bettis). Seabrook has established himself as one of the most forward-thinking and versatile guitarists of his generation as well as an influential banjo innovator, described by the New York Times as “a man apparently hellbent on earning the title of World’s Least Rustic Banjo Player.” He leads the nuclear trio Seabrook Power Plant, donned “a manic clusterfuck of merciless banjo torture” by the Village Voice, and has been called upon by titans such as Anthony Braxton, Nels Cline, Cecile McLorant Salvant, So Percussion, and Joey Arias for his idiosyncratic physical performance style, hyperreal technique and impeccable articulation. Brandon Seabrook : guitar, banjo, tapes Mike Pride : drums, marimba, glockenspiel, bells, organ Mike Watt : bass 1. Beatified, Bedraggled and Bombed 2. Big Burner 3. A Durable Quest 4. Shepherds 5. Tiller 6. Primary Fuel 7. Luminous Range – Anxious Valve 8. Ballad Of The Gobsmacked Produced by Mike Pride & Mike Watt All Music composed by Pride, Seabrook & Watt Published by RareNoisePublishing (PRS) Recorded & Mixed by Mike Pride at Farming Studios, Chester, NY, Oct-Dec 2020 Watt recorded at studio tHUNDERpANTS, San Pedro, CA Seabrook recorded at 5151 Studios, Brooklyn, NY Mastered by Mike Fossenkemper at Turtletone Studios, NYC Executive Producer for RareNoiseRecords : Giacomo Bruzzo Photography & design by Mike Pride, assisted by Brad Sawyer Inside painting: “Gauce” by Mike Pride (2018, mixed-media on canvas) ‘Stove Top’ dedicated to Joe Baiza