Stickmen "DEEP" - special edition with DVD

Stick Men (Tony Levin of King Crimson, Peter Gabriel; Pat Mastelotto of King Crimson, XTC, Mr. Mister; Markus Reuter of Tuner, Centrozoon) push the envelope even further with this Special Edition version of their latest recording: DEEP. This two-disc set includes the full album along with 5.1 surround sound mixes by Machine (producer for King Crimson, Clutch, Lamb of God) and hi-res 96 kHz stereo mixes. Also on the DVD is the 65-minute documentary and concert film “A Little Deeper.” Finally, rounding things out are two alternative versions of “Crack in the Sky” in, both, Italian and Spanish.

Additionally we are putting out Stickmen releases "Absalom" and "Open", while have previously only been available at their live shows.

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Stickmen "DEEP"

Woodstock, NY (February 2013)

Stick Men is a rock trio like no other. The group is created from musicians with extensive experience playing together. Pat Mastelotto and Tony Levin are the rhythm section of the legendary band King Crimson. Mastelotto is in demand all over the world as the premier drummer for progressive rock. Levin plays an unusual instrument -- the 12 string Chapman Stick -- in Crimson, with Peter Gabriel and others. Markus Reuter is a composer/guitarist who designs and plays his own unique touch style guitar. With all these unusual instruments, this does not sound like three guys!

Their newest and best work yet, DEEP features heavy rock pieces “Concussion”, “Horatio”, the 11 min. tone poem “Whale Watch” and the musically amusing “Nude Descending Staircase.” Mixed by Machine -- producer for King Crimson, Clutch, Lamb of God.

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Stick Men release Soup

  Stick Men (Tony Levin, Michael Bernier and Pat Mastelotto) new cd "Soup" is available in stores in the USA.

 Woodstock, NY (June 2010)

King Crimson alumni Tony Levin and Pat Mastelotto join with Chapman Stick player Michael Bernier in this unique album featuring multiple Sticks. Levin, noted for the unique Stick opening riff of  “Elephant Talk” on the seminal King Crimson album ‘Discipline’, is a premier player of the instrument. Here the band showcases 56 minutes of hard-edged progressive rock, including an ominous rock rendition of Stravinsky’s “Firebird Ballet”. The title track “Soup”, mixed by Porcupine Tree’s Steven Wilson,

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