The Inbetweens Brooklyn, New York
The InBetweens, an electric guitar trio that thrives on improvised tangents, disparate sonic dimensions, and rhythmic
propulsion has been blurring the lines since 2002.
As improvisors, they began to “collectively weave melodies and vamps into intricate spider webs of rhythm.” These experiments created a new sound and dimension to the palette of improvisation and experimental music.
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