Justin Vellucci
JUSTIN VELLUCCI is a writer and musician who lives in California with his wife, Inbal, and their cat, Quixote. He, like others, is anxiously waiting for someone to complete and release Orson Welles's The Other Side of the Wind.
THE ONLY ONE WHO KNOWS WHERE HE GOES WHEN HE PARKS HIS CAR
By Justin VellucciRobin Aigner, a vintage dress and boots extending her pint-sized frame, remains in control of the Living Room’s standing-room crowd as the music swirls around her.
Make This Chilly Bedroom Warm: The Wingdale Community Singers
By Justin VellucciSpirit Duplicator, the second record from Brooklyn quartet the Wingdale Community Singers, begins with an enticing simulacrum—not a chord strummed on an acoustic guitar but the naked skeleton of notes that would seem to form that chord.
Built for Speed
By Justin Vellucciith Secret Curve, the Brooklyn musician’s third outing with the avant-jazz-rock trio PAK, Anderson has willed into being something so mind-bending, frenetic, and complex—but tight and composed—that it mocks attempts to fit it into genre boundaries or even find points of reference to map its trajectories.
Embracing A New, Unforgotten Future
By Justin VellucciIt’s 2003 all over again, and no, no, please exhale—I’m not talking about any kind of reprise of the Bush years. The Brooklyn-based “antique-garde” ensemble Piñataland is at it again.
