Trey Anastasio

Trey Anastasio doesn't rest. With Phish on hiatus, he continues to take center stage with his new group, a large ensemble equipped with horns and roots percussion. Tracks such as "Cayman Review" are comfortably Phish-y, yet overall the album sports a more bluesy, less-electronic approach to Trey-based rock.

After seventeen years of heading up Phish, Trey Anastasio takes his Type A trance rock
solo. For this outing, he has recruited a supertight eight-piece band -- half of it horns -- to
back him on a dozen tunes that will not alienate his longtime neohippie fans. But Trey
Anastasio may also entrance dabblers whose only contact with Phish is their incarnation as
a Ben and Jerry's ice-cream flavor. Closely packed with urgent horn breaks and... More >