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6. März 2006 · However, of equal importance to Yankee Hotel Foxtrot and A Ghost Is Born’s textures and oddities is drummer Glenn Kotche, who joined the band in 2001 to make those two albums. Kotche, also one third of rock trio Loose Fur , has produced a third solo album that is an orgy of rhythm, metre, tempo and throbbing beats.
Watch Glenn Kotche, the drummer of Wilco, perform his original composition Monkey Chant, inspired by the Balinese Kecak ritual. This video shows his amazing skills and creativity in using various ...
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A "mobile" is a sculpture containing freely mobile elements; the art lies not just in the piece itself, but it the different shadows that it throws, as it moved by gentle air currents. In other word, the whole is the sum of what is there and what is not there. That's a pretty good metaphor for what drummer Glenn Kotche does on this CD. Kotche ...
Glenn's third solo effort of original compositions, Mobile was released on Nonesuch Records in 2006. Kotche was featured on the cover of the August 2007 issue of Modern Drummer magazine and can be seen performing on the 2006 Modern Drummer Festival DVD. Kotche joined the rock band, Wilco in 2001.
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On Wilco's critically lauded and conspicuously filigreed YANKEE HOTEL FOXTROT, drummer Glenn Kotche (a newcomer to the band at the time) added much of the variety and exploratory flavor to the mix, not surprising considering his previous collaborations with post-rock luminary Jim O'Rourke, and his own inventive solo work. Kotche's compositions explore the possibilities of rhythm, using ...
4. Apr. 2006 · GLENN KOTCHE, “Mobile” As drummer (well, "multi-percussionist") for Wilco, Kotche deserves a good chunk of the credit for driving the Chicago alt-rockers into wild new realms.
