This Is My Condition and Dan Kozak
CD release and art opening
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This Is My Condition
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When: Saturday, Sept. 22, 2007, 7:30 p.m.
Where: Love Garden, 936 1/2 Massachusetts, Lawrence
Cost: Free
Age limit: All ages
Categories: Art | Opening, Experimental music, Metal / hardcore, Punk, Rock
Description: Two albums released on the same day:
• "Cut Loose" CD and LP, by This is My Condition
• "This Mission" CD, by This is My Condition and Dan Kozak
Performance by This is My Condition with special guest Dan Kozak at 8:30 p.m.
Opening for artwork from Harrison Fort, Anne Pierson, and Justin Eagan of Sleeper Cellar fame at 7:30 p.m.
As collaborations go, the pairing of Craig Comstock and Dan Kozak is a bit like treating an LSD overdose with hallucinogenic mushrooms—things are going to get even crazier. Comstock’s one-man avant-punk band This Is My Condition has already established its outré identity: drumsticks simultaneously beating drums and detuned guitars, loop pedals begging for mercy and microphones berated by Comstock’s throaty yelp. Kozak’s wild side may surprise folks who have heard him play more conventional jazz at the corner of Seventh and Mass. streets, but it’s a known commodity amongst anyone who’s attended his jazz festivals in Topeka.
The duo celebrates the release of their debut collaboration “This Mission” with a performance this Saturday at Love Garden that also marks the arrival of the debut This Is My Condition LP “Cut Loose.” We cajoled Comstock and Kozak—or DKZK, as he prefers—into sharing both recordings with us during the course of a delirious half-hour podcast.
Event posted Sept. 10, 2007
Last updated Sept. 21, 2007
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