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Apophenia
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Seamus Kerley
Nadeem Ahmed
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    Take a multi-instrumentalist Irish singer/song writer [Seamus Kerley]that comes from an acoustic rock upbringing and take a multi-faceted Pakistani-American guitarist [Nadeem Ahmed] that comes from the depths of the electronica/ambient/experimental mantels of Radiohead and Aphex twin, mix them with a 17-year-old Haitian bass player [Charles Javier Jourdan] trained in classical music on the upright bass and has been influenced by jazz, metal, and funk and an African-American percussion prodigy [Charles "Trey" Norris], who has been playing for nearly 13 years of his life making a name as a top gospel talent in New York, with eccentric off-beat patterns that can only come from the soul of jazz music... and you have yourself a shell-shaped idea of what apophenia is. Live, Seamus Kerley, has magnetism and charisma to spare, the bands intensity and musicianship communicates with audiences.

    From the moment we have all met disasters seem to become sort of a collection of memories for us... But sometimes accidents are quite beautiful when u bump into the "right walls" and are forced to - stop - look - around - and unwind in the moment..."
    Seamus Kerley    20 December 2006 09:49