AVON — Les Claypool is all about “twanging” it up these days. While the bass player and singer is still performing double duty with Primus, Claypool’s latest project is called Duo de Twang. Along with his friend Bryan Kehoe, Claypool puts on a laid-back, decidedly deconstructed performance: There’s one vocal, one bass, one guitar and a basic beat pulled off by stomping on a “mini-tambourine doohickey,” according to the group’s press release. The duo performed at Belly Up in Aspen on Thursday night. You can hear Duo De Twang perform at the WinterWonderGrass Festival tonight.From the sounds of their debut …
Source:: Vail Daily Feed
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