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Play The Night Sky Play Grand Unified Chaos Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. The Night Sky 2. Whispers From The Sea 3. The Explorers 4. Moons Of Jupiter 5. Duel At Dawn 6. Cathedral Of Time 7. Vicious Circles 8. Action This Day 9. Caves OF Ice 10. The Brewing Storm 11. Grand Unified Chaos 12. The Alone 13. Mad Science 14. Doomsday Machine Activation 15. Tumbleweed Junction  | | Play The Glass Half Full Play Head In The Clouds Play Samples of the entire album Songs on this album are: 1. The Glass Half Full 2. Head In The Clouds 3. That's The Way Things Be 4. Life In Suburbia 5. Cubed Squared 6. Edo's Parking 7. A Mari Usque Ad Mari 8. Fireplaces and Lapcats 9. Beer Baron 10. This Song Is Not About Pirates 11. The Photon 12. Audio Slam Radio 13. Bass, The Universe and Everything |
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Play Ancient Temple Play The Cursed City Play Samples of the entire EP Songs on this album are: 1. Ancient Temple 2. The Cursed City 3. Ion Storm 4. Journey To The End 5. Interlude 6. Rituals Of The Fire | ||
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| More About Zen Beer
Zen Beer is the brainchild of Canadian freelance bassist Adam Tanner, who throughout a professional and semi-professional career spanning a decade has played bass in many different styles and environments. Heavily influenced by a very wide variety of music from Bach to Squarepusher to Opeth, hearing the pioneering work of bassists such as Victor Wooten, Tony Levin, Les Claypool and Stu Hamm gave him the drive to pursue a solo bass project of his own when the time was right. That time turned out to be 2003, when Adam became familiar with the solo work of bassists such as Steve Lawson and Michael Manring, which incorporated on-the-fly looping technology. Emboldened by the seemingly endless possibilities that the combination of bass and live looping might offer, he began to explore this newly charted realm of the low end, adding to it his own personal style, experience, and the concept of unintentional music, flowing from the heart and not the head. Various unreleased home recordings were to follow over the next couple of years. Buoyed by the positive response to both these and a few live improvisational performances, Adam went into the studio in mid-2005 to record Zen Beer's debut CD, "Grand Unified Chaos", a 15-song record with a style all its own - solo bass and, with the exception of one track, only bass. Yet, many different elements can be heard: progressive and alternative rock, ambient electronica, electro-acoustic, classical, jazz and funk. This debut CD represents only the beginning of the journey for the Zen Beer project, with more live shows and recordings to come in the near future. The concept continues to grow, evolve and forge its own path in so doing. |