Free Jazz blog posted the following review on 4/02/09.

"The chances that you ever heard a trumpet-bass-drums trio that sounded
like the Vector Trio, are close to nil, because they bring music into
new realms. The band consists of Scott Forrey on trumpet, electronics
and percussion, Gary Rouzer on bass, bass cello, loops and electronics,
and Marshall Hughey on drums and landscape percussion. Totally
improvised and highly rhythmic but with (un)clear structure, often
repetitive themes, electronic enhancement and distortion, this is music
that will please younger audiences too. It is a kind of
the-electric-Miles-goes-trip-hop-in-a-cloud-of-noise. It is dark,
violent at times, raw, yet strangely attractive too. The good thing
about it is that it has its own unmistakable approach. These guys
developed an interesting angle to music. They surely have a story to
tell. And it's not all violent and abrasive, even in the quieter parts
they manage to capture and maintain attention. And keep the same unity
of musical vision. Stubbornly. Uncompromisingly. That unity is helped
by the similarity of the some of the trumpet phrases in the various
pieces, which gives it a kind of suite-like feel and flow. And when the
electronics slow down for a minute, and acoustic voices can be heard,
it is also clear that these three musicians know how to play their
instruments, also without tricks and effects. Not bad, not bad at all."

http://freejazz-stef.blogspot.com/2009/04/vector-trio-nomina-cdbaby-2008.html

Nine Strings + Pilesar

A trio. Double bass (Dan) and NS bass cello (Gary) are amplified and fed into
effects and live loops (Jason). The three voices are then twisted via
post-production by Pilesar and spit out on a limited edition EP. I've
posted a song above. Released at Electric Possible in Washington DC on 02/11/09.

New CD, "Nomina," available now! - December 17, 2008

Our fourth Vector Trio CD is here! "Nomina" is 55 minutes of pure improvisation, heavy on atmosphere, electronics, and experimentation. Recorded on June 18, 2008 we just went into the studio and played without any preconceived notions or structures. Nomina is now available at CD Baby below.

The Live Score - Tremblay and Rouzer is the improv Jason and I played for the Dance Performance Group's piece at The Dinner Party on 11/11/08 in Washington DC. I played fretless electric bass/found objects and he played drum machine/electronics. I wish we had the video so you could see the dancing as well.

I've been doing a bass duet project called Nine Strings with Daniel Barbiero on double bass and myself on five string NS bass cello for about four months now. We completed a studio recording in Jan 2008 and played our first gig on June 15th at Artomatic here in Washington DC. Now we have another gig next weekend. Who knows what will happen next? Look out for some live videos shortly.

I played a solo set at Artomatic in Washington DC on May 17, 2008. I used my EDP looper along with a few pedals and lots of preparations. I've posted a few short videos from the show. I've thought about doing this for years but this was my first solo gig and it felt great. 

I am currently involved in an improv project with Aleasthete. This track was taken from a session we did in preparation for our gig this Sunday, 01/27/08. See my gig postings for details.