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VOTED 'RISING STAR - ELECTRIC JAZZ GROUP' BY DOWNBEAT CRITICS POLL AUGUST 2004 The overall vibe is complete creativity.' - Modern Drummer a lush landscape of acoustic colors that creates a spiritual depth beyond basic grooves. 'Guitarist David 'Fuze' Fiuczynski has created a unique organic/electric fusion style. 'Fuze sends the bulk of todayвЂ™s jazz fusion scurrying into the shameful holes whence it came.' Гђ Jazz Times 'Cutting edge sounds that define todayвЂ™s musical landscape.' ГђBillboard 'Misc Reviews of David Fiuczynski and Screaming Headless Torsos' Screaming Headless Torsos are just what the world needs right now: another rock'n'roll band. The powerful way Warner and Ephron knit together is what makes the band seem bigger, bolder, louder than the small venue and PA could actually handle, and Bowman is a star. Daniel Sadownick's percussion is a vital part of the sound, with roasting conga parts that acknowledge the Cuban roots of rock: 'Do his hands really move that fast?' gasps a girl nearby, wide-eyed in admiration. Fuze's solos are as outrageous as you could want from a guitar hero, but he rarely outstays his welcome.

Screaming Headless Torsos are relaxed about music: they have reached the happy stage where every lick at their disposal is focused solely on the band's repertoire. Fuze plays a nice solo bebop passage to introduce the funk-bop of Word to Herb, which detours into a vocalised snatch of Dizzy Gillespie's Night in Tunisia - 'and the melody still lingers on'. Several numbers recall the looseness of early rock - Hendrix, Cream. Ran Blake's tune Arline becomes a space-reggae odyssey.

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Faith in the Free moves into funk-metal, with chanted vocals and rap-bebop interludes: Bowman moves effortlessly from in-your-face front man to hipster beat poet. They kick off the first of two storming sets with Mind Is a River, with drummer Skoota Warner playing four-in-the-bar snare before Fuze and bassist Fima Ephron relax into some heavy, Led Zeppelin-ish riffing. But the leader is superb guitarist Dave 'Fuze' Fiuczynski, who knows every axe trick (and every chord) in the book, and the singer is the charismatic, soulful and technically brilliant Dean Bowman.

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Looked at baldly, the Screaming Headless Torsos are just another rock'n'roll band with chops: a power trio plus vocals and percussion. 'Screaming Headless Torsos - Live at the London Jazz Fest'

Tom Greenland - The New York City Jazz Record Was it jazz? Does it matter? It certainly wasnвЂ™t what Duke Ellington would have called вЂњthe other kindвЂќ of music. Three songs were reprised from the groupвЂ™s debut disc, but most came from the new album, plus a cover of HendrixвЂ™ ballad вЂњAngelвЂќ. The set was a study in contrasts and paradoxes: somehow the bandвЂ™s beat stayed funky-to- the-bone even as it sped up, slowed down or modulated through relentless textural shifts and, in spite of its quirky ethos and frenetic pace, the music was steeped in soul. Opening with a cover of Miles DavisвЂ™ вЂњSmile in a WaveвЂќ, which featured a fast bebop scat melody with a Stevie Wonder-style B-section, a theremin-like guitar solo with swooping slides and Jimi Hendrix-inspired psychedelic lyrics, the Torsos soon set heads a-bobbinвЂ™ across the SRO hipster crowd. Fronted by operatic soul singer Freedom Bremner, fired by the eclectic pyrotechnics of FiuczynskiвЂ™s double-necked (one fretted, one not) guitar, backed by bassist David Ginyard and the too-tough rhythm team of drummer James вЂњBiscuitвЂќ Rouse and percussionist Daniel Sadownick, the Torsos delivered their highly intelligent, incessantly morphing originals with a punk edge.

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On the strength of last yearвЂ™s Code Red, David FiuczynskiвЂ™s Screaming Headless Torsos, a 25-year- old border-destroying вЂrockвЂ™ band from Boston, is experiencing a revival, their recent premiere at Rockwood Music Hall (Sep. 'SHT Live at Rockwood Music Hall, 9.4.15'

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