Tony Buck
Tony Buck (* 1962 in Sydney ) is an Australian drummer and percussionist . As a graduate of the New South Wales Conservatorium of Music , he became part of the Australian jazz scene.
Buck is a member of the trio The Necks and head of the band Peril , which he founded in Japan with Yoshihide Otomo and Kato Hideki , as well as astroPeril. He initiated the short-lived project L'Beato in the early 1990s, an industrial- oriented throwback to Tackhead , which brought out an EP called The Piston Song . He was also part of Kris Wanders ' European unit.
Tony Buck lives in Berlin and Australia. He also plays in various formations in Berlin and can also be heard as a soloist; his main interests are free improvisation and "real-time music". Currently (2018) he works in a duo with Michiyo Yagi .
Discography
- 1989: The Shape of Things to Come
- 1994: Solo Live (Wright)
- 2002: Self Contained Underwater Breathing Apparatus (TES), solo
- 2004: With Axel Dörner - Through and through (TES)
- 2005: With Olaf Rupp and Joe Williamson - Weird Weapons (Emanem)
- 2007: With Ned Rothenberg and Stomu Takeishi - The Fell Clutch (Animul)
- 2007: With Cor Fuhler and Anna Zaradny - Lighton (Musica Genera)
- 2008: With Magda Mayas - Gold (Creative Sources)
- 2010: With Christian Fennesz and David Daniell - Knoxville ( Thrill Jockey )
- 2011: Tony Bevan , Matthew Bourne and Barre Phillips - Everybody Else But Me (Foghorn)
- 2011: With Olaf Rupp and Joe Williamson - Weird Weapons 2 (Creative Sources)
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| SURNAME | Buck, Tony |
| BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Australian drummer and percussionist |
| DATE OF BIRTH | 1962 |
| PLACE OF BIRTH | Sydney |