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William Parker

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As leader

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Release year Artist Title Label Personnel
1981 William Parker Through Acceptance of the Mystery Peace Centering Records Parker (bass), Ramsey Ameen (violin), Billy Bang (violin), Jason Kao Hwang (violin), Polly Bradfield (violin), Roger Baird (drums), Denis Charles (drums), Charles Brackeen (tenor saxophone), John Hagan (tenor saxophone), Daniel Carter (alto and tenor saxophone, flute, trumpet), Will Connell, Jr (alto saxophone, flute), Tristan Honsinger (cello), Toshinori Kondo (alto horn), Peter Kuhn (clarinet), Rozanne Levine (clarinet), Henry Warner (clarinet), Jemeel Moondoc (alto saxophone), Arthur Williams (trumpet)
1994 William Parker & the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra Flowers Grow in My Room Centering Parker (bass), Roy Campbell Jr. (trumpet), Lewis Barnes (trumpet), Richard Rodriguez (trumpet), Alex Lodico (trombone), Masahiko Kono (trombone), Steve Swell (trombone), Chris Jonas (soprano saxophone), Rob Brown (alto saxophone), Connell (alto saxophone, flute), Marco Eneidi (alto saxophone), Richard Keene (tenor saxophone), Assif Tsahar (tenor saxophone), Dave Sewelson (baritone saxophone), Joe Ruddick (baritone saxophone), Gregg Bendian (vibraphone), Akira Ando (cello), Hal Onserud (bass), Dave Hofstra (tuba), Susie Ibarra (drums)
1995 William Parker In Order to Survive Black Saint Parker (double bass), Grachan Moncur III (trombone), Brown (alto saxophone), Barnes (trumpet), Cooper-Moore (piano), Denis Charles (drums), Jackson Krall (drums)
1995 William Parker Testimony Zero In Parker
1996 William Parker / In Order to Survive Compassion Seizes Bed-Stuy Homestead Parker (bass), Ibarra (drums), Brown (alto saxophone), Cooper-Moore (piano)
1997 William Parker & the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra Sunrise in the Tone World AUM Fidelity Parker (double bass), Campbell (trumpet, pocket trumpet, flugelhorn), Barnes (trumpet), Rodriguez (trumpet), Lodico (trombone), Kono (trombone), Swell (trombone), Jonas (soprano saxophone), Darryl Foster (soprano saxophone), Brown (alto saxophone), Connell (alto saxophone, bass clarinet, flute), Mabo Suzuki (alto saxophone), Eneidi (alto saxophone), Keene (tenor saxophone), Tsahar (tenor saxophone), Ben Koen (tenor saxophone), Sewelson (baritone saxophone), Ruddick (baritone saxophone), Bendian (vibraphone), Cooper-Moore (piano), Ando (cello), Onserud (double bass), Hofstra (tuba), Ibarra (drums), + guests Lisa Sokolov (voice) Vinny Golia(reeds), Hwang (violin), John King (dobro)
1997 William Parker Lifting the Sanctions No More Parker
1998 William Parker / In Order to Survive The Peach Orchard AUM Fidelity Parker (bass), Brown (alto saxophone), Cooper-Moore (piano), Ibarra (drums), Tsahar (bass clarinet)
1999 William Parker / In Order to Survive Posium Pendasem FMP Parker (bass), Brown (alto saxophone, flute), Cooper-Moore (piano), Ibarra (drums), Tsahar (tenor saxophone, bass clarinet)
2000 William Parker & the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra Mayor of Punkville AUM Fidelity Parker (bass, piano), Campbell (trumpet, flugelhorn), Barnes (trumpet), Rodriguez (trumpet), Kono (trombone), Lodico (trombone), Swell (trombone), Foster (tenor and soprano saxophone), Jonas (soprano saxophone), Brown (alto saxophone, flute), Ori Kaplan (alto saxophone), Charles Waters (alto saxophone, clarinet), Sewelson (baritone saxophone), Hofstra (tuba, bass), Andrew Barker (drums), Cooper-Moore (piano), Aleta Heyes (vocals)
2000 William Parker Trio Painter's Spring Thirsty Ear Parker (bass), Hamid Drake (drums), Carter (alto saxophone, tenor saxophone, flute, clarinet)
2001 William Parker Quartet O'Neal's Porch AUM Fidelity Parker (bass), Barnes (trumpet), Brown (alto saxophone), Drake (drums)
2001 William Parker Song Cycle Boxholder Parker (bass), Ellen Christi (vocals), Lisa Sokolov (vocals), Yuko Fujiyama (piano)
2002 William Parker Quartet featuring Leena Conquest Raining on the Moon Thirsty Ear Parker (bass), Conquest (vocals), Barnes (trumpet), Brown (alto saxophone, flute), Drake (drums)
2002 William Parker Clarinet Trio Bob's Pink Cadillac Eremite Parker (bass, gralle, orchestra bells, jogibaba, vocals), Perry Robinson (clarinet, ocarina), Walter Perkins (trap drums, vocals)
2002 William Parker & the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra Raincoat in the River Eremite Parker (bass, marimba, shakuhachi, bombard), Campbell (trumpet, flugelhorn), Barnes (trumpet), Rodriguez (trumpet), Lodico (trombone), Kono (trombone), Swell (trombone), Foster (soprano and tenor saxophone), Brown (alto saxophone), Ori Kaplan (alto saxophone), Waters (alto saxophone, clarinet), Sewelson (baritone saxophone), Hofstra (tuba), Leena Conquest (vocals), Shia-Shu Yu (cello), Andrew Barker (drums), Guillermo E. Brown (drums)
2002 William Parker Trio ... and William Danced Ayler Records Parker (double bass), Drake (drums), Anders Gahnold (alto saxophone)
2003 William Parker Violin Trio Scrapbook Thirsty Ear Parker (bass), Bang (violin), Drake (drums)
2003 William Parker & the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra Mass for the Healing of the World Black Saint Parker (bass, cornet), Campbell (trumpet), Barnes (trumpet), Rodriguez (trumpet), Lodico (trombone), Kono (trombone), Hofstra (tuba), Tsahar (tenor saxophone, bass clarinet), Foster (soprano and tenor saxophone), Brown (alto saxophone), Eneidi (alto saxophone), Jonas (soprano saxophone), Sewelson (baritone saxophone), Cooper-Moore (piano), Ibarra (drums, timpani), Heyes (vocals)
2003 William Parker Fractured Dimensions FMP Parker (bass), Campbell (trumpet, flugelhorn), Carter (flute, clarinet, alto saxophone, trumpet), Alan Silva (synthesizer, piano)
2003 William Parker & the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra Spontaneous Splasc(H)
2004 William Parker Luc's Lantern Thirsty Ear
2005 William Parker Quartet Sound Unity AUM Fidelity
2006 William Parker Bass Quartet featuring Charles Gayle Requiem Splasc(H)
2006 William Parker Long Hidden: The Olmec Series AUM Fidelity
2006 William Parker & the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra For Percy Heath Victo
2007 William Parker Double Quartet Alphaville Suite RogueArt
2007 William Parker / The Inside Songs Of Curtis Mayfield The Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield: Live in Rome Rai Trade
2007 William Parker / Raining on the Moon Corn Meal Dance AUM Fidelity
2008 William Parker Double Sunrise Over Neptune AUM Fidelity
2008 William Parker Quartet Petit Oiseau AUM Fidelity
2010 William Parker I Plan to Stay a Believer: The Inside Songs of Curtis Mayfield AUM Fidelity
2010 William Parker Organ Quartet Uncle Joe's Spirit House Centering
2010 William Parker At Somewhere There Barnyard Records
2011 William Parker Crumbling In The Shadows Is Fraulien Miller's Stale Cake Centering Parker
2011 William Parker & ICI Ensemble Winter Sun Crying NEOS Jazz
2012 William Parker Orchestra Essence of Ellington: Live in Milano Centering
2012 William Parker Centering. Unreleased Early Recordings 1976–1987 NoBusiness
2013 William Parker Quartet Live In Wroclove ForTune
2013 William Parker Wood Flute Songs AUM Fidelity
2015 William Parker For Those Who Are, Still AUM Fidelity
2015 William Parker / Raining on the Moon Great Spirit AUM Fidelity
2016 William Parker ft. Lisa Sokolov and Cooper-Moore Stan's Hat Flapping in the Wind Centering
2017 William Parker Quartets Meditation/Resurrection AUM Fidelity
2018 William Parker Lake Of Light: Compositions For Aquasonics Gotta Let It Out
2018 William Parker Voices Fall From The Sky Centering
2018 William Parker Flower In a Stained-Glass Window -&- The Blinking of The Ear Centering
2019 William Parker / In Order to Survive Live/Shapeshifter AUM Fidelity
2021 William Parker Migration of Silence Into and Out of the Tone World (Volumes 1–10)[1] Centering

As co-leader

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Release year Artist Title Label
1994 Peter Brötzmann / Gregg Bendian / William Parker Sacred Scrape / Secret Response Rastascan
1996 Derek Bailey, John Zorn, William Parker Harras Avant
1996 Rashid Bakr / Frode Gjerstad / William Parker Seeing New York From The Ear Cadence Jazz Records
1999 David Budbill & William Parker Zen Mountains/Zen Streets: A Duet For Poet & Improvised Bass Boxholder
2000 Fred Anderson, Hamid Drake, Kidd Jordan, William Parker 2 Days in April Eremite
2001 William Parker & Hamid Drake Piercing the Veil AUM Fidelity
2002 Peter Brötzmann, William Parker, Michael Wertmüller Nothung In Tone Music
2003 William Parker, Joe Morris, Hamid Drake Eloping with the Sun Riti
2006 Kidd Jordan / Hamid Drake / William Parker Palm of Soul AUM Fidelity
2007 William Parker & Hamid Drake Summer Snow AUM Fidelity
2007 Anders Gahnold, William Parker, & Hamid Drake The Last Dances Ayler Records
2008 Anthony Braxton, Milford Graves, William Parker Beyond Quantum Tzadik
2009 Gerald Cleaver, William Parker, Craig Taborn Farmers by Nature AUM Fidelity
2010 Ninni Morgia & William Parker Prism Ultramarine
2011 Farmers by Nature (Cleaver, Parker, Taborn) Out of This World's Distortions AUM Fidelity
2013 William Parker / Conny Bauer / Hamid Drake Tender Exploration Jazzwerkstatt
2014 Billy Bang & William Parker Medicine Buddha No Business
2014 Farmers by Nature (Cleaver, Parker, Taborn) Love and Ghosts AUM Fidelity
2015 Oliver Lake & William Parker To Roy Intakt
2017 William Parker & Stefano Scodanibbio Bass Duo Centering
2020 Parker, Matthew Shipp, Daniel Carter, Gerald Cleaver Welcome Adventure! Vol. 1 577 Records

Co-leader as list

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As sideman

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With Fred Anderson

With Billy Bang

With Albert Beger

  • Evolving Silence, Vol. 1 (2005)
  • Evolving Silence, Vol. 2 (2006)

With Peter Brötzmann

  • Never Too Late But Always Too Early (Eremite, 2003)
  • The Bishop's Move (Les Disques Victo, 2004)

With Peter Brötzmann Chicago Tentet

  • Stone/Water (Okka Disk, 2002)
  • Short Visit To Nowhere (Okka Disk, 2002)
  • Broken English (Okka Disk, 2002)

With Peter Brötzmann's 'Die Like A Dog' Quartet

  • Die Like a Dog: Fragments of Music, Life and Death of Albert Ayler (FMP, 1994)
  • Close Up (FMP, 1994 [2011])
  • Little Birds Have Fast Hearts, No. 1 (FMP, 1998)
  • Little Birds Have Fast Hearts, No. 2 (FMP, 1999)
  • From Valley to Valley (Eremite, 1999)
  • Aoyama Crows (FMP, 2002)

With Rob Brown

With Roy Campbell, Joe McPhee & Warren Smith

With Daniel Carter and Federico Ughi

  • LIVE! (577 Records, 2017)
  • Navajo Sunrise (Rudi Records. 2013)
  • The Dream (577 Records, 2006)

With Bill Dixon

With Marco Eneidi

With Charles Gayle

With Frode Gjerstad

  • Remember To Forget (Circulasione Totale, 1998)
  • Ultima (Cadence Jazz Records, 1999)
  • The Other Side (Ayler Records, 2006)
  • On Reade Street (FMR Records, 2008)

With Alan Glover

  • Kings Of Infinite Space (Omolade Music 2006)
  • The Juice Quartet Archives (Omolade Music 2010)

With Wayne Horvitz

With Gianni Lenoci

  • Secret Garden (Silta)

With Jimmy Lyons

With Raphe Malik

With Michael Marcus

  • Under The Wire (Enja, 1990)

With Thollem McDonas & Nels Cline

With Roscoe Mitchell

With Jemeel Moondoc

With Joe Morris

With Other Dimensions In Music

With Ivo Perelman

With Matthew Shipp

With Steve Swell

With Cecil Taylor

With John Blum (pianist)

  • Astrogeny (Eremite, 2005)

With David S Ware

Luke Stewart

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As leader / co-leader

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Release year Leader Title Label Personnel
2013 TrioOOO Live for Trayvon Aaron Martin (alto saxophone), Sam Lohman (drums), Luke Stewart (Choctaw flute, alto saxophone, bass)
2015 Mean Crow Mean Crow Ross Hammond (guitar), Stewart (bass), Nate Scheible (drumset)
2017 Irreversible Entanglements Irreversible Entanglements International Anthem Camae Ayewa (voice), Keir Neuringer (alto saxophone), Aquiles Navarro (trumpet), Stewart (double bass), Tcheser Holmes (drums)
2018 Blacks' Myths Blacks' Myths Atlantic Rhythms Stewart (bass), Warren "Trae" Crudup, III (drums)
2018 Heart Of The Ghost Heart Of The Ghost I.G.M Jarrett Gilgore (alto saxophone), Stewart (bass), Ian McColm (drums)
2018 (order) Luke Stewart Works for Upright Bass and Amplifier Astral Spirits Stewart (upright bass, amplifier)
2019 Blacks' Myths Blacks' Myths II[2] Atlantic Rhythms Stewart (electric bass guitar, electronics, no input mixing board), Warren Crudup, III (drums), Dr. Thomas "Bushmeat" Stanley (words), Cedar and Lu (words)
2019 Heart of the Ghost Heart of the Ghost II I.G.M. Jarrett Gilgore (alto saxophone, clarinet), Stewart (bass), Ian McColm (drums)
2019 Heart of the Ghost Live In Chicago Catalytic Sound Jarrett Gilgore (alto saxophone), Stewart (upright bass, amplifier), Ian McColm (drums, cymbals)
2020 Irreversible Entanglements Who Sent You? International Anthem Camae Ayewa (voice, texts), Keir Neuringer (saxophone, percussion), Aquiles Navarro (trumpet, percussion), Stewart (double bass, percussion), Tcheser Holmes (drums, congas)
2020 Luke Stewart, Brian Settles, Warren "Trae" Crudup, III No Treaspassing Stewart (upright bass), Brian Settles (tenor saxophone), Warren "Trae" Crudup, III (drums)
2020 Six Six Six Six Atlantic Rhythms Anthony Pirog (guitar, effects), Stewart (bass, effects)
2020 Irreversible Entanglements Live in Italy Camae Ayewa (voice), Keir Neuringer (alto saxophone), Aquiles Navarro (trumpet), Stewart (double bass), Tcheser Holmes (drums)
2020 Heart of the Ghost Live in Detroit Jarrett Gilgore (alto saxophone), Stewart (bass), Ian McColm (drums)
2020 Irreversible Entanglements Live in Berlin Camae Ayewa (voice), Keir Neuringer (alto saxophone), Aquiles Navarro (trumpet), Stewart (double bass), Tcheser Holmes (drums)
2020 Heart of the Ghost with Dave Ballou Live at Rhizome Jarrett Gilgore (alto saxophone), Stewart (bass), Ian McColm (drums), Ballou (trumpet)
2020 Luke Stewart & Tashi Dorji Phases Stewart (electric bass), Tashi Dorji (electric guitar)
2020 (order) Luke Stewart Gaps Stewart (no input mixing board)
2020 (order) Luke Stewart Exposure Quintet Luke Stewart Exposure Quintet Astral Spirits Stewart (bass, compositions), Edward Wilkerson, Jr. (reeds), Ken Vandermark (reeds), Jim Baker (piano), Avreeayl Ra (drums)

As sideperson

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Release year Leader Title Label
2010 Laughing Man The Lovings Sockets Records
2016 James Brandon Lewis Trio No Filter[3] BNS Sessions
2017 Priests Nothing Feels Natural[4] Sister Polygon Records
2017 Heroes Are Gang Leaders The Avant​-​Age Garde I Ams Of The Gal Luxury Fast Speaking Music
2018 William Hooker (musician) Pillars... At the Portal Mulatta Records
2019 James Brandon Lewis An UnRuly Manifesto[5] Relative Pitch Records
2019 Brahja Brahja RR Gems
2020 Elliott Levin Trio with Chad Taylor and Luke Stewart Tin - Tabu - Latin' - Rhyth - Hymn
2020 Archie Shepp, Raw Poetic, & Damu the Fudgemunk Ocean Bridges[6] Redefinition Records
2020 Heroes Are Gang Leaders Artificial Happiness Button[7] Ropeadope Records
2020 Moor Mother Circuit City Don Giovanni Records

C. Spencer Yeh / Burning Star Core

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Current direct link is for Burning Star Core, but the majority of Yeh's recent solo releases, and the vast majority of his collaborations, are credited under his name. Redirect swap, with discography split by project? Current BSC studio + collab listings (adding references):

CSY // As solo artist

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  • Solo Violin 1-10 (Tone Filth, 2007)
  • Solo Voice I – X (Primary Information, 2015)[10]
  • The RCA Mark II (Primary Information, 2017)[11]

CSY // Collaborations (alphabetized)

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with Tony Conrad, Michael F. Duch
  • Musculus Trapezius (Pica, 2010)
with Anla Courtis, Okkyung Lee, Jon Wesseltoft
  • Cold/Burn (Feeding Tube, 2012)[12]
with Aaron Dilloway
  • The Squid (Hanson Records, 2007)[13]
  • False Speech (Hanson Records, 2007)
with Tashi Dorji & Michael Zerang
  • Tashi Dorji, C.Spencer Yeh, Michael Zerang (8mm, 2019)
with Paul Flaherty
  • New York Nuts & Boston Beans (2009)
with Paul Flaherty & Chris Corsano
  • Slow Blind Avalanche (Important Records, 2006)
  • A Rock In The Snow (Important Records, 2006)
with Paul Flaherty, Steve Swell, Weasel Walter
  • Dragonfly Breath (Not Two, 2013)
  • Dragonfly Breath III: Live at the Stone: Megaloprepus Caerulatus (Not Two, 2016)
with Ryan Jewell & Wasteland Jazz Unit (Jon Lorenz & John Rich)
  • Ohio Ghastly Soil (Dreamsheep, 2008)
with Okkyung Lee & Lasse Marhaug
  • Wake Up Awesome (Software, 2013)[14]
with Justin Lieberman
  • Object Lessons (What The...? Records, 2009)
with Robert Piotrowicz (Bocian Records, 2012)
  • Ambient (Bocian Records, 2012)
with Jessica Rylan
  • Rylan / Yeh 2xC30 (DroneDisco, 2006)
with Taiga Remains (Alex Cobb)
  • C. Spencer Yeh And Taiga Remains (Callow God, 2009)
with Jon Wesseltoft
  • Northern Resonance III/II (8mm Records, 2010)
  • Northern Resonance I (Imminent Frequencies, 2011)
with John Wiese
  • Live In Nottingham (What The...? Records, 2007)
  • New York / Atlanta (Helicopter, 2008)
  • Cincinnati (DroneDisco, 2009)
with Nate Wooley & Chris Corsano
  • The Seven Storey Mountain (Important, 2011)

CSY // Collaborations by year

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If wikitable'd...?

  • Flaherty/Corsano/Yeh, Slow Blind Avalanche (Important Records, 2006)
  • Flaherty/Corsano/Yeh, A Rock In The Snow (Important Records, 2006)
  • Jessica Rylan & C. Spencer Yeh, Rylan / Yeh 2xC30 (DroneDisco, 2006)
  • Aaron Dilloway and C. Spencer Yeh, The Squid (Hanson Records, 2007)[15]
  • Aaron Dilloway and C. Spencer Yeh, False Speech (Hanson Records, 2007)
  • John Wiese & C. Spencer Yeh, Live In Nottingham (What The...? Records, 2007)
  • John Wiese & C. Spencer Yeh, New York / Atlanta (Helicopter, 2008)
  • Ryan Jewell / C. Spencer Yeh / Wasteland Jazz Unit (Jon Lorenz & John Rich), Ohio Ghastly Soil (Dreamsheep, 2008)
  • Paul Flaherty / C. Spencer Yeh, New York Nuts & Boston Beans (2009)
  • John Wiese & C. Spencer Yeh, Cincinnati (DroneDisco, 2009)
  • Justin Lieberman & C. Spencer Yeh, Object Lessons (What The...? Records, 2009)
  • C. Spencer Yeh & Taiga Remains, C. Spencer Yeh And Taiga Remains (Callow God, 2009)
  • Tony Conrad / C. Spencer Yeh / Michael F. Duch, Musculus Trapezius (Pica, 2010)
  • Jon Wesseltoft & C. Spencer Yeh, Northern Resonance III/II (8mm Records, 2010)
  • Jon Wesseltoft & C. Spencer Yeh, Northern Resonance I (Imminent Frequencies, 2011)
  • with Nate Wooley & Chris Corsano, The Seven Storey Mountain (Important, 2011)
  • Anla Courtis / Okkyung Lee / C. Spencer Yeh / Jon Wesseltoft, Cold/Burn (Feeding Tube, 2012)[16]
  • Robert Piotrowicz & C. Spencer Yehh, Ambient (Bocian Records, 2012)
  • Okkyung Lee / C. Spencer Yeh / Lasse Marhaug, Wake Up Awesome (Software, 2013)[17]
  • Paul Flaherty, Steve Swell, C. Spencer Yeh, Weasel Walter, Dragonfly Breath (Not Two, 2013)
  • Dragonfly Breath (Paul Flaherty, Steve Swell, Weasel Walter), Live at the Stone: Megaloprepus Caerulatus (Not Two, 2016)
  • Tashi Dorji, C.Spencer Yeh, Michael Zerang, Tashi Dorji, C.Spencer Yeh, Michael Zerang (8mm, 2019)

Weasel Walter

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WW // As solo artist

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Release year Title Label Personnel
2006 Revolt Music[18] ugEXPLODE Weasel Walter Quartet: Walter (drums), Damon Smith (bass), Randy Hunt (bass), Josh Allen (tenor saxophone), featuring Henry Kaiser (guitar)
2007 Early Recordings 1988 - 1991[19] Savage Land
2007 Firestorm[20] ugEXPLODE Weasel Walter Quartet and Double Trio: Walter (drums), Damon Smith (Contrabass, 6 string Ergo bass), Mario Rechtern (alto saxophone, sopranino saxophone, electronics, zurna), Marco Eneidi (alto saxophone), Marshall Allen (alto saxophone), Marc Edwards (drums), Elliott Levin (tenor saxophone), Lisle Ellis (bass, circuitry)
2009 Large Group Performances 2007​-​2009 ugEXPLODE
2009 Apocalyptik Paranoia[19] Gaffer Walter with Henry Kaiser, Peter Evans, Greg Kelley, Forbes Graham, Fred Lonberg-Holm
2010 Invasion[21] ugEXPLODE Weasel Walter Septet: Walter (drums), Henry Kaiser (guitar), Vinny Golia (reeds), John Lindberg (bass), Liz Allbee (trumpet), Damon Smith (bass), William Winant (drums)
2011 Ominous Telepathic Mayhem[19] ugEXPLODE Duets with Peter Evans (trumpet), Mary Halvorson (guitar), Darius Jones (alto saxophone), Alex Ward (guitar, clarinet)
2014 Improvised Music Sampler Evan Parker, Peter Evans, John Edwards, Roscoe Mitchell, Sandy Ewen, Damon Smith, Elliott Sharp, Marshall Allen, John Butcher, Mick Barr, Alex Ward, Jim Sauter, Sam Pluta, John Blum, Bhob Rainey, Marco Eneidi, Vinny Golia, Max Johnson
2014 End Of An Error Walter (drums)
2015 Fragments Walter
2015 Half-Death Walter (guitar, electronics)
2015 Tribute To 'B' and 'C' List Musicians From The Early Years Of MTV, And G.G. Allin Walter (moog modular software)
2015 For Andrew Ortmann Walter (guitar)
2015 Seriously: Fuck The Entire World Walter
2016 Igneity: After The Fall Of Civilization[22] Weasel Walter Large Ensemble: Walter (drums), Henry Kaiser (guitar), Alan Licht (guitar), Chris Welcome (guitar), Peter Evans (trumpet), Steve Swell (trombone), Dan Peck (tuba), Jim Sauter (saxophone), Michael Foster (saxophones), Chris Pitsiokos (saxophone), Matt Nelson (saxophone), Tim Dahl (double bass), Brandon Lopez (double bass)
2016 Curses[23]
2016 She's So 60 Minutes of Heavy
2016 The Inevitable Tombed Visions
2016 Expensive Taste Kitty Play
2018 Skhiizm[19] ugEXPLODE Walter (vocals, guitar, bass guitar, electronics, drums)
2020 The Best of the Worst ugEXPLODE Walter

WW // The Flying Luttenbachers

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Release year Title Label Personnel
1992 Destructo Noise Explosion!: Live at WNUR 2-6-92[24] ugEXPLODE Chad Organ (tenor saxophone), Hal Russell (tenor saxophone, soprano saxophone, trumpet), Walter (drums, clarinet)
1994 Constructive Destruction[25] ugEXPLODE Jeb Bishop (bass guitar, trombone), Chad Organ (tenor saxophone), Dylan Posa (guitar), Walter (drums), Ken Vandermark (tenor saxophone, soprano clarinet, bass clarinet)
1995 Destroy All Music[26] ugEXPLODE Jeb Bishop (bass guitar, trombone, Casio MT-65), Chad Organ (tenor saxophone, baritone saxophone, Moog synthesizer), Dylan Posa (guitar), Walter (drums), Ken Vandermark (tenor saxophone, soprano clarinet, bass clarinet)
1996 Revenge of the Flying Luttenbachers[27] Skin Graft Chuck Falzone (guitar), Bill Pisarri (bass guitar, violin, clarinet), Walter (drums)
1998 Gods of Chaos Skin Graft Chuck Falzone (guitar, bass guitar, percussion), Bill Pisarri (bass guitar, violin, clarinet, percussion), Walter (drums, saxophone, vocals, synthesizer, clarinet)
1998 Retrospektiw III ugEXPLODE
1999 "...The Truth Is a Fucking Lie..." ugEXPLODE/Skin Graft Michael Colligan (tenor saxophone), Chuck Falzone (guitar), Kurt Johnson (bass guitar), Fred Lonberg-Holm (cello), Bill Pisarri (bass guitar, clarinet), Julie Pomerleau (violin), Dylan Posa (Casio CZ synthesizer), Walter (drums, trombone)
2000 Alptraum ugEXPLODE Weasel Walter (drums), Michael Colligan (tenor saxophone, clarinet), Kurt Johnson (double bass), Fred Lonberg-Holm (cello)
2001 Trauma ugEXPLODE Michael Colligan (reeds), Kurt Johnson (bass), Weasel Walter (drums)
2002 Infection and Decline[28] Troubleman Unlimited Walter (drums), Alex Perkolup (bass), Jonathan Hischke (bass)
2002 Retrospektiw IV ugEXPLODE Weasel Walter, William Pisarri, Chuck Falzone, Michael Colligan, Kurt Johnson, Fred Lonberg-Holm, with guests Azita, Adris Hoyos, Julie Pomerleau
2003 Systems Emerge from Complete Disorder[29][30] Troubleman/ugEXPLODE Weasel Walter
2004 The Void[31] Troubleman/ugEXPLODE Ed Rodriguez (electric guitar), Mike Green (bass guitar), Walter (drums)
2005 Spectral Warrior Mythos ugEXPLODE Walter (drums), Ed Rodriguez (bass, guitar), Mick Barr (guitar, bass)
2006 Cataclysm ugEXPLODE Walter (drums, guitars, bass guitar, mellotron), Ed Rodriguez (electric guitar), Mick Barr (electric guitar), Mike Green (bass guitar)
2007 Incarceration by Abstraction ugEXPLODE Walter (guitars, basses, mellotron, organ, clarinet, electronics, drums)
2007 Destroy All Music Revisited[32] Skin Graft Jeb Bishop (bass guitar, trombone, Casio MT-65), Chad Organ (tenor and baritone saxophones, Moog synthesizer), Dylan Posa (electric guitar), Walter (percussion), Ken Vandermark (tenor saxophone, soprano clarinet, bass clarinet)
2019 Shattered Dimension ugEXPLODE Walter (drums), Matt Nelson (saxophone), Tim Dahl (bass guitar), Brandon Seabrook (guitar)
2019 Imminent Death[33] ugEXPLODE Walter (drums, percussion, guitar, bass guitar, electronics, electric sitar), Matt Nelson (soprano, alto and tenor saxophones, bass and contrabass clarinets), Tim Dahl (bass guitar), Brandon Seabrook (guitar), Henry Kaiser (guitar)

WW // Collabs + co-led bands (alphabetized)

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WW // As bandmember

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with Behold... The Arctopus
with Burmese
  • Colony Collapse Disorder (Rock Is Hell, 2009)
  • Lun Yurn (ugEXPLODE/Rock is Hell, 2011)
with Cellular Chaos
  • Demo Live 5.12.11 (ugEXPLODE, 2011)
  • Cellular Chaos EP (ugEXPLODE, 2012)
  • Cellular Chaos (ugEXPLODE, 2013)[35]
  • Diamond Teeth Clenched (Skin Graft, 2016)
  • Dirty Girl (ugEXPLODE, 2018)
with Encenathrakh
  • Respekt The Demo (Rectomorph/Dense(s)/Lindung, 2013)
  • Encenathrakh (P2/Dense(s), 2015)
  • The 2 Song Promo 19 (P2/Lindung, 2019)
  • Live Album (P2, 2020)
  • Thraakethraaeate Thraithraake (P2, 2020)
with The Flying Luttenbachers
with Hatewave
  • Demo 1997 (1997)
  • Hatewave (Up Jumps The Devil/Tumult, 1998)
with Lake Of Dracula
  • Lake Of Dracula (Skin Graft, 1997)[44]
  • Four Teachers / Violators 7" (Kill Rock Stars, 1998)
  • Skeletal Remains (Savage Land/Roccoco Records, 2006)[45]
with Lydia Lunch
  • Retrovirus (ugEXPLODE, 2013)[46]
  • 3x3 EP (2015)[47]
  • Urge To Kill (Rustblade/Widowspeak, 2015)[48]
  • Live In Zurich (Widowspeak, 2016)[49]
  • Brutal Measures (Widowspeak, 2016)[50]
with XBXRX

WW // Collaborations

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with Sheik Anorak & Mario Rechtern
  • The Forbidden Beat (Gaffer, 2010[52]
  • Bass Bass Bass Bass (Gaffer, 2010)
with Josh Berman & Aram Shelton
  • Last Distractions (Singlespeed, 2009)[53]
with Jeb Bishop & Alex Ward
  • Flayed (ugEXPLODE, 2019)
with David Buddin
  • Quodlibet (2015)
with John Butcher & Damon Smith
  • Catastrophe of Minimalism (Balance Point Acoustics, 2017)[54]
with Charity Chan, Peter Evans, & Tom Blancarte
  • Cryptocrystalline (ugEXPLODE, 2013)
with Nels Cline, Henry Kaiser, Jim Thomas, & Allen Whitman
  • Jazz Free (There Records/A Train, 2012)
with Kevin Drumm & Fred Lonberg-Holm
  • Eruption (Grob, 2004)[55]
Marc Edwards / Weasel Walter Group
  • Mysteries Beneath The Planet (ugEXPLODE, 2009)[56]
  • Blood Of The Earth (ugEXPLODE, 2010)
  • Solar Emission (ugEXPLODE, 2011)
with Martin Escalante
  • Lacerate (ugEXPLODE, 2018)
with Peter Evans
  • Poisonous (ugEXPLODE, 2018)
with Peter Evans, James Fei, & Damon Smith
  • Eponymous (ugEXPLODE, 2008)[21]
Peter Evans / Weasel Walter Group
  • Oculus Ex Abyssus (ugEXPLODE, 2008)[20]
with Sandy Ewen
  • Idiomatic (ugEXPLODE, 2018)[57]
with Sandy Ewen & Damon Smith
  • Sandy Ewen / Damon Smith / Weasel Walter (ugEXPLODE, 2012)
  • Live In Texas (Balance Point Acoustics, 2016)
  • Untitled ug 79 (ugEXPLODE, 2020)
with Den Svarta Fanan (Nonoko Yoshida, Ron Anderson, Joe Merolla, Walter)
  • Den Svarta Fanan (ugEXPLODE, 2013)
with Maria Faust & Tim Dahl
  • Farm Fresh (Gotta Let It Out, 2019)[58]
with Paul Flaherty
  • Particles (2009)
with Paul Flaherty, C. Spencer Yeh, & Steve Swell
  • Dragonfly Breath (Not Two, 2013)
  • Dragonfly Breath III: Live At The Stone: Megaloprepus Caerulatus (Not Two, 2016)[59]
with Michael Forbes & Andrew Scott Young
  • American Free (ugEXPLODE, 2009)
with Michael Foster, Steve Swell, & Brandon Lopez
  • Throes are the Only Trouble (2017)
with Gianni Gebbia & Damon Smith
  • Lichens (ugEXPLODE, 2007)
with Vinny Golia & Damon Smith
  • Großes Messer (ugEXPLODE, 2009)
with Forbes Graham, Greg Kelley, & Paul Flaherty
  • End of the Trail (ugEXPLODE, 2008)
with Mary Halvorson
  • Opulence (ugEXPLODE, 2008)[21]
with Mary Halvorson & Peter Evans
  • Mystery Meat (ugEXPLODE, 2009)
  • Electric Fruit (Thirsty Ear, 2011)[60][61]
  • Mechanical Malfunction (Thirsty Ear, 2012)[62]
with JeJaWeDa (Jeb Bishop, Jaap Blonk, Walter, & Damon Smith)
  • Pioneer Works vol. 1 (Balance Point Acoustics, 2019)
  • Pioneer Works vol. 2 (Balance Point Acoustics, 2019)
with Henry Kaiser & Charles K. Noyes
  • Ninja Star Danger Rock (There Records/ugEXPLODE, 2011)
with Henry Kaiser, Paul Plimley, & Lukas Ligeti
  • The Starbreak Splatterlight (There Records, 2012)[19]
with Henry Kaiser & Damon Smith
  • Plane Crash (ugEXPLODE, 2009)[63]
  • Plane Crash Two (New Atlantis, 2015)
with Henry Kaiser, Damon Smith, Vinny Golia, & Ra-Kalam Bob Moses
  • Astral Plane Crash (Balance Point Acoustics, 2018)[64]
with Yoni Kretzmer & Pascal Niggenkemper
  • ProtestMusic (Outnow Recordings, 2014)
with Dominic Lash & Alex Ward
  • Trapeze (spoonhunt, 2015)
with Matteo Liberatore & Elliott Sharp
  • L'Ora Del Pasto (2020)
with Jacob Lindsay, Ava Mendoza, & Damon Smith
  • Jus (Balance Point Acoustics, 2008)
with Fred Lonberg-Holm & Jim O'Rourke
  • Tribute to Masayuki Takayanagi (ugEXPLODE, 2000)[65]
with Kenny Millions & Damon Smith
  • Fuck Music... Tell Jokes - You'll Make More Money (Unhinged, 2018)
with No Mor Musik (Nandor Nevai, Walter, Keshavan Maslak)
  • No Mor Musik (ugEXPLODE, 2010)
with Phonon (Elliott Sharp, Álvaro Domene, Colin Marston, Walter)
  • Alloy (ZOaR, 2020)
with Chris Pitsiokos
  • Unplanned Obsolescence (ugEXPLODE, 2012)
  • Drawn and Quartered (One Hand, 2015)
with Chris Pitsiokos & Ron Anderson
  • Maximalism (Eleatic, 2013)[66]
with Sam Weinberg & Henry Fraser
  • Walter/Weinberg/Fraser / Maestro Day split (Renfusa, 2017)
  • Grist (ugEXPLODE, 2020)
with Sam Weinberg & Teté Leguia
  • Weinberg​/​Leguía​/​Walter (Buh Records, 2018)
with Sam Weinberg & Sandy Ewen
  • Ventricles (Renfusa, 2020)
with Nate Wooley, Damon Smith, & Scott R. Looney
  • Scowl (ugEXPLODE, 2011)[67]

WW // Collabs & co-led (chronological w/ personnel, instrumentation)

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Release year Artist Title Label Personnel
1997 Hatewave Demo 1997 Sasha Tai (guitar and vocals), Marc Ruecker (guitar), Walter (drums)
1998 Hatewave Hatewave Up Jumps The Devil/Tumult Sasha Tai (vocals, guitar), Angst (guitar), Walter (drums)
2000 Weasel Walter / Fred Lonberg-Holm / Jim O'Rourke Tribute to Masayuki Takayanagi[68] ugEXPLODE
2007 Gianni Gebbia / Damon Smith / Weasel Walter Lichens ugEXPLODE
2008 Mary Halvorson & Weasel Walter Opulence ugEXPLODE Mary Halvorson (guitar) & Walter (drums, clarinet mouthpiece)
2008 Peter Evans / Weasel Walter Group untitled ugEXPLODE Peter Evans (trumpet), James Fei (alto saxophone), Damon Smith (Ergo bass), Walter (drums)
2008 Peter Evans / Weasel Walter Group Oculus Ex Abyssus[20] ugEXPLODE Peter Evans (trumpet), Walter (drums), Damon Smith (double bass), Paul Hartsaw (tenor and soprano saxophone)
2008 Weasel Walter / Forbes Graham / Greg Kelley / Paul Flaherty End of the Trail ugEXPLODE Walter (drums, clarinet mouthpiece), Forbes Graham (trumpet), Greg Kelley (trumpet), Paul Flaherty (saxophone)
2009 Paul Flaherty & Weasel Walter Particles Walter (drums), Paul Flaherty (alto and tenor saxophones), ft. Laila Maria Salins (voice)
2009 Henry Kaiser / Damon Smith / Weasel Walter Plane Crash[69] ugEXPLODE Henry Kaiser (guitar), Damon Smith (bass), Weasel Walter (drums)
2009 Marc Edwards / Weasel Walter Group Mysteries Beneath The Planet[70] ugEXPLODE Walter (drums), Marc Edwards (drums), Darius Jones (alto saxophone), Tom Blancarte (bass), Paul Flaherty (tenor saxophone), Peter Evans (trumpet), Andrew Barker (drums), Mario Rechtern (sopranino, alto and baritone saxophones), Ras Moshe (tenor saxophone, flute)
2009 Weasel Walter / Mary Halvorson / Peter Evans Mystery Meat ugEXPLODE
2009 Forbes / Young / Walter American Free ugEXPLODE Mike Forbes (saxophone), Andrew Scott Young (bass), Walter (drums)
2009 Vinny Golia / Damon Smith / Weasel Walter Großes Messer ugEXPLODE Vinny Golia (soprillo, tenor and bass saxophones, saxello), Damon Smith (double bass), Walter (drums)
2009 Josh Berman / Aram Shelton / Weasel Walter Last Distractions[71] Singlespeed Music Josh Berman (cornet), Aram Shelton (soprano saxophone, bass clarinet), Walter (drums)
2010 Marc Edwards / Weasel Walter Group Blood of the Earth ugEXPLODE Marc Edwards (drums), Walter (drums), Forbes Graham (trumpet), Darius Jones (alto saxophone), Elliott Levin (tenor saxophone, flute), Adam Lane (double bass)
2010 No Mor Musik No Mor Musik ugEXPLODE Weasel Walter (bass guitar), Nondor Nevai (vokals, perkussion), Maslak (guitar, tenor saxophone, klarinet)
2011 Henry Kaiser / Charles K. Noyes / Weasel Walter Ninja Star Danger Rock ugEXPLODE Henry Kaiser (guitar, bass), Charles K. Noyes (drums), Walter (bass, guitar), ft. Mark E. Miller (drums, baseball bat), John Oswald (alto saxophone)
2011 Nate Wooley / Scott R. Looney / Damon Smith / Weasel Walter Scowl ugEXPLODE Nate Wooley (trumpet), Scott R. Looney (piano, hyperpiano), Damon Smith (amplified double bass), Walter (percussion)
2011 Marc Edwards / Weasel Walter Group Solar Emission ugEXPLODE Marc Edwards (drums), Walter (bass guitar), Marcus Cummins (soprano saxophone), Jeremy Viner (tenor saxophone)
2012 Sandy Ewen / Damon Smith / Weasel Walter untitled ugEXPLODE Sandy Ewen (guitar), Damon Smith (7 string electric upright bass, field recordings, laptop), Walter (percussion)
2012 Chris Pitsiokos / Weasel Walter Unplanned Obsolescence ugEXPLODE Walter (drums), Chris Pitsiokos (alto saxophone, synthesizer)
2013 Den Svarta Fanan Den Svarta Fanan ugEXPLODE Nonoko Yoshida (alto saxophone), Ron Anderson (guitar), Joe Merolla (bass guitar), Weasel Walter (drums)
2013 Charity Chan / Peter Evans / Tom Blancarte / Weasel Walter Cryptocrystalline ugEXPLODE Charity Chan (piano), Peter Evans (trumpet), Tom Blancarte (bass), Walter (drums)
2020 Sandy Ewen / Damon Smith / Weasel Walter Untitled ug 79 ugEXPLODE Sandy Ewen (guitar), Damon Smith (bass), Walter (drums, percussion)

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