TROOT Seattle, Washington
TROOT brings together exceptional musicians from around the world to perform the intricate art-rock of keyboardist and composer Tim Root. The music combines Root's training in the classical avant-garde and piano studies with a student of Rachmaninoff with his love of complex rock, free improvisation, and minimalism to build a sound that is gut-punching, epic, humbling and expansive. ... more
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