Panzerballett’s “X-Mas Death Jazz”
We are thrilled and stunned to present one mega-video featuring interviews with Jan Zehrfeld of Panzerballett, Mattias IA Eklundh of Freak Kitchen, Jen Majura of Evanescence, and Mike Keneally of Frank Zappa/Joe Satriani/Steve Vai. "X-mas Death Jazz" is Panzerballett's new album and, if you ask us, one of the top albums of the year. Each artist talks us through the album and what it took to record it. Hope you enjoy this as much as we enjoyed making it!
Share: Jen Majura's "Inzenity"
Let’s explore Jen Majura’s super-fun album, Inzenity. You may recognize Jen as the guitarist for Evanescence, but that’s only a slice of what she does musically. Check this album out.
Learn: Tuplets with Jan Zehrfeld of Panzerballett
Jan Zehrfeld is the bandleader of the German jazz-metal band, Panzerballett. They have written ear-defying songs based entirely on quintuplets (5 notes per beat) and septuplets (7 notes per beat). Learn how Jan has put these techniques to use and see/hear examples. It's incredible!
Three Legged Dog (w/Morgan Agren, Jan Zehrfeld)
Make Weird Music VERY proudly presents a new piece of music called "Three Legged Dog" featuring Morgan Ågren, Jan Zehrfeld, John Landy, Anthony Garone, Russell Muller
Song written by Anthony Garone and Jan Zehrfeld
Mike Keneally Plays Gentle Giant Song Intros
In November 2016, Mike Keneally played a concert at our Mesa, AZ USA headquarters/home. Here's a great clip of him plowing his way through some fun Gentle Giant song intros. Enjoy!
Mike Keneally and Andy West Play “Aye Aye Monster”
Mike Keneally (Frank Zappa, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Dethklok) was kind enough to grace MWM headquarters in Mesa, AZ on November 12, 2016 with a house concert. He did several songs with the incredible Andy West (Dixie Dregs, Crazy Backwards Alphabet). Here's a song from the 1995 album they released together as The Mistakes. This is a pretty rare thing to see.
Learn: The Decay of Cities by Henry Cow
There aren't enough Henry Cow/Fred Frith/Tim Hodgkinson transcriptions out there, so I thought I'd take a whack at the intro to one of my favorite Henry Cow pieces, "The Decay of Cities." Transcription is available at Soundslice: https://www.soundslice.com/scores/61172/
Discover Courtney Swain
Courtney Swain is the singer of Bent Knee and a Berklee graduate with a powerful voice. Learn more about her solo efforts and her work in Bent Knee in our interview with her.
Mike Keneally Plays “You Must Be This Tall”
Here is Mike playing one of my favorite of his songs in my dining room. He performed a house concert with Andy West the night before and we spent a little time the next day recording some other stuff, including this video. He's never played this song live, so I consider this pretty special.
Michael Manring & Andy West Live
We are SUPER excited to present our first house concert featuring Michael Manring. There's over an hour of concert footage in the for-purchase video and then another 18 minutes of free promo content in this video, including a performance of "What If" by Steve Morse with the Dixie Dregs' own Andy West!
Ben Levin Interview
Ben Levin joins me for a fun interview to talk about his solo efforts and his consortium/creative collective of bands.
Prog Bach BWV 1060R Mov. 1
In 2013, I released a crazy interpretation of J. S. Bach's Concerto for Oboe and Violin (BWV 1060R), 1st Movement featuring:
Sebastian Lanser of Panzerballett on drums
Andy West of Dixie Dregs on bass
Adam Strand on keyboards
Anthony Garone (me) on guitars
Bryce Bickham on guitar amplification and engineering
Gentle Giant’s “Experience” on Solo Acoustic Guitar
Ever wanted to learn the song "Experience" by Gentle Giant? I've had that fantasy for years! Now I've finally figured out a way to play it on the guitar. And so can you...
Discover The Residents
The Residents are a performance art, avant garde band that's been making music, video, software, and more since the early 1970s. They are one of the most creative, mysterious, and creepy bands in the world and are a fantastic source of inspiration for anyone looking to make their music a little weirder.
Bruford’s “Hell’s Bells”
In this video, we pick apart "Hell's Bells" from Bruford's 1979 release, "One of a Kind." It's a fun, complex song with an intro that makes use of odd time signatures and key modulations.
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