Boxhead Ensemble
About Boxhead Ensemble
Boxhead Ensemble, an impromptu project of the Chicago rock avantgarde, involved members of Tortoise, Gastr Del Sol, Eleventh Dream Day plus Will Oldham, Jim O'Rourke, Edith Frost and Ken Vandermark, all assembled by composer Michael Krassner in 1996 to score the soundtrack for the film Dutch Harbor. Krassner continued to record with the revolving group of musicians to put out the albums Two Brothers (2001), Quartets (2003) and Nocturnes (2006.)
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Top Tracks
Western Wishes Intro
Introduction
From This Point Onward
Two
When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Requiem
One
Two Brothers
Three
Four
Unalaska Island
Come Again No More
SBA?
Epilogue
The Half-Light
For the Glory of the Wind and the Water
Five
Coastal Boarder
Six
Seven
Ship Supply
Telegraph Hill
New York One
Ebb's Folly
Nobody
Dust and Rain
At Sea
Still Burning
Boston Nine
Still
Fading Cold
The Ravens
Two Ravens
New York Seven
Carolyn's Theme
Captain's Bay Road
Mother Gromoff
New York Ten
Choices Made
Deep Sea
Boston Encore Two
New York Twelve
Nocturne 5
Nocturne 1
In Closing
Nocturne 3
Nocturne 4
Nocturne 7
Nocturne 8
Far Gone/Big Sky
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