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The Hue in the South Bend Tribune
Tuesday, September 1, 2009
‘Aggressive Progressive' The Hue plays from a diverse musical palette By EMILIE SHUMWAY Tribune Staff Writer
The Hue & Project Object
Sunday, January 3, 2010
Opening for P/O for the third straight show was Chicago's The Hue, a fitting primer for the intricacy of Zappa. The group epitomizes modern prog, but without any trace of the cheese found in Dream Theater or recent Porcupine Tree.
‘Aggressive Progressive' The Hue plays from a diverse musical palette
Thursday, September 10, 2009
There are probably few bands that list Wilco, John Coltrane, Megadeth and Chris Thile all among their influences.
Chicago-based The Hue, however, lists all of these and more.
Described as an “aggressive progressive” metal band, The Hue, which consists of Brian Gilmanov on drums, Kyle Meyers on bass, and Jared Rabin and Marcus Rezak on guitars, has been influenced by musical trends all over the board.
The Hue in Chicago Jazz Review Magazine
Tuesday, December 1, 2009
Chicago has a great music scene––our reputation for blues needs no mention and our jazz clubs are filled with phenomenal players of every instrument one could ever think of swinging with. But what sets Chicago apart are the bands on the fringes of the rock and jazz scenes. Bands like Tortoise, Algernon and The Hue are redefining fusion by truly combining jazz, rock and other elements in ways that their forbearers didn’t imagine.