Practice New York
Practice is the solo project of New York musician Michael Tapper, an accomplished drummer and indie rock lifer who's been behind the kit in acts like We Are Scientists, Fool's Gold, and Yellow Ostrich. Teeming with lush synth work and wonderfully varied atmospherics, the music's varied influences recall Arthur Russell and Brian Eno's respective artistic transitions from rock to electronic music. ... more
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