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Tim Lefebvre, Dan Rosenboom and Caleb Dolister Announce Experimental Album, "high.low"

September 26

Tim Lefebvre joins Dan Rosenboom and Caleb Dolister on "high.low," a live-recorded trio album of bass, trumpet, drums and electronics arriving November 6.

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