Get all 7 Jasun Martz releases available on Bandcamp and save 25%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Antithesis: The Essential Rock Music of Jasun Martz from the 60s, 70s, 80, 90s, 00s., The Battle [The Second Symphony] -A Retrospective, The Pillory [The First Symphony] -A Retrospective, Chroma- The Essential Keyboard Music of Jasun Martz -A Retrospective, Corrosion- The Essential Noise, Soundscapes & Cacophony of Jasun Martz -A Retrospective-, Alchemy- The Essential Orchestral Music of Jasun Martz -A Retrospective-, and Non Finito- The Essential Orchestral Music of Jasun Martz -A Retrospective-.
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The Battle (Movement 6)
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Disintegration
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The Battle (Movement 4)
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Dubuffet
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The Battle (Movement 1)
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The Pillory (excerpt)
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The Battle (Movement 7)
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Erosion
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Jasun Martz New York, New York
Experimental New York musician, composer, multi-instrumentalist, and visual artist Jasun Martz appears on over 50 albums. He collaborated with French Art Brut modern artist Jean Dubuffet, recorded with Michael Jackson (Bad & Dangerous) and toured with Frank Zappa. More info on Wikipedia. ... more
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