Recycled Percussion: The beat of a different drummer
March 9, 2012
By Richard Duckett TELEGRAM & GAZETTE STAFF
Recycled Percussion plays everything but the kitchen sink.
Wait a minute, they have played kitchen sinks at their concerts. And buckets, ladders, washing machines, power tools, fire extinguishers, car parts, fans, vacuums, fuel tanks, disk grinders, sheet metal …
You name it, the four-member Recycled Percussion may be taking it to The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts for their March 16 performance. “When we do travel we try to bring as much as possible,” said Todd Griffin, who is a percussionist for Recycled Percussion as well as the group's DJ.
To read the entire article visit http://www.telegram.com/article/20120309/NEWS/103099686/1011.
Recycled Percussion plays everything but the kitchen sink.
Wait a minute, they have played kitchen sinks at their concerts. And buckets, ladders, washing machines, power tools, fire extinguishers, car parts, fans, vacuums, fuel tanks, disk grinders, sheet metal …
You name it, the four-member Recycled Percussion may be taking it to The Hanover Theatre for the Performing Arts for their March 16 performance. “When we do travel we try to bring as much as possible,” said Todd Griffin, who is a percussionist for Recycled Percussion as well as the group's DJ.
To read the entire article visit http://www.telegram.com/article/20120309/NEWS/103099686/1011.
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