EarthBall is a collective from Vancouver Island, Canada, which fully improvises their sessions and performances, veering from unhinged psych-rock to noisy, chaotic free jazz.
Outside Over There is their third official album for Upset the Rhythm, not counting several limited cassettes. It arrives mere months after Actual Earth Music, Vols. 1 & 2, a live album featuring recordings from a gig opening for Wolf Eyes, and a date at London’s vaunted avant-garde venue Café OTO that featured legendary improvisers Steve Beresford and Chris Corsano as guests. Outside Over There is a hair-raising, face-peeling effort that bombards and nearly suffocates. It’s loud, raucous, and messy, with even the record’s quieter moments being highly unnerving.
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