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Musician/Composer/Sound Engineer. About Robert. SOLO WORK. BAND OF SUSANS. COLLABORATIONS. LOCATION SOUND. January 2024. Drones, Songs, and Fairy Dust is the latest release from pioneering avant-guitarist Robert Poss, a founding member of the acclaimed wall-of-guitars group Band Of Susans.
About Robert. ROBERT POSS fell in love with electric guitars and basses in 1964 at an age when he still believed one plugged them directly into a wall socket. He memorized the Fender Guitars Catalog and passed through a succession of rock and blues bands before discovering punk in the late ‘70s.
Vocals, guitar. Years active. 1980–present. Labels. Trace Elements. Robert Poss is an American guitarist and music producer. He was the front man and primary composer for Band of Susans between 1986 and 1996. He has also collaborated with Rhys Chatham and the band When People Were Shorter and Lived Near the Water.
Robert Poss. New York, New York. Composer and guitarist Robert Poss was a founding member of Band Of Susans, which Rolling Stone Magazine described as "adamantly arty, brainy, visceral and bracing." Tape Op Magazine described him as a “guitar genius, drone meister …the master of treated and manipulated guitars.”
1 de dic. de 2021 · Distortion Is Truth by Robert Poss, released 01 December 2021 1. Brakhage 2. Radio Free Albemuth Revisited 3. You Were Relentless 4. Henix Sambolo 5. That Same Dream Again 6. Azulene 7. Management Confidential 8. Showbiz (Live at Roulette) 9. The Level Above (Live at Roulette) 10. Memphis/Little Rock (Live at Experimental Intermedia) 11.
Drones, Songs and Fairy Dust is the latest release from pioneering avant-guitarist Robert Poss, a founding member of the acclaimed wall-of-guitars group Band Of Susans. The album was performed, recorded and mixed by Poss at Trace Elements Records in New York and Chestnut Hill.
Solo Work | Robert Poss. SOLO WORK. ROBERT POSS passed through a succession of rock and blues bands before discovering punk in the late ‘70s and starting to write, record and release his own material. He joined Rhys Chatham's ensemble in the early ‘80s and remained a core member for several years.
