Day 5 of Burlington's Other Music Festival looks to be the cream of the crop for Burlington's ambient/noise outfits and artists. Burlington's godfather to the scene, if you will, Greg Davis, will be making his festival appearance as well as other veterans of the area A Snake in the Garden, Toby Aronson, and Lawrence Welks & Our Bear to Cross. Another exciting collabartion with Ashley Paul and percussionist Eli Keszler is set to grace the stage. Other performers include Katarina Miljovic, Stencil/Magic, and Ensemble V. Looks like there will also be some sort of open improv session, which is sure to birth some interesting sounds. Everything is happening at 8pm at North End Studios.

--The Deli Staff

Day 4 of Burlington's Other Music Festival is another jazz colaboration heavy night, but the big attraction of the night is ex-Burlington experimental giant Ashley Paul in collaboration with Anthony Colman. One of the most exciting acts of the whole week. Also fleshing out the night are Johnny T and the Raccoonists, Elbow Room, Michael Gardiner/Derek Beckvoice/Peter Negroponte, Xander Naylor/Ian Kovac, and Zack Cooper/Christ Madden/Vic Dimotis. Things kick off at 8pm at North End Studios as usual.

--The Deli Staff

Burlington's Other Music Festival moves into day 3, which seems to be a more jazz focused night. Anthony Coleman will be making another appearance, collaborating with Chambers. Representing Burlington are long time residential jazz improv group, Jazz Rehab, and the fiery saxophone and xylophone free jazz attack of the Mohanty/Mallon Duet. Other performers include Toilet Phone, Dr. Thing, and a colab between Steve Goldberg and R. Bill Gangon. Everything kicks of at 8pm at North End Studios.

--The Deli Staff

Burlington's Other Music Festival continues into day 2 proper tonight at 8pm at North End Studios once again. Today features a few more Burlington vets along with some exciting high profile out of town acts. Ryan Power, the le duo, and Paper Castles are representing the Burlington area, but also making appearances are MA's Deadwood and a collaboration between Ethan Snyder, Aaron Burnette, and Casimir Liberski. The biggest news is Tzadik's Mr. Anthony Coleman who will be making a couple collaborative apperances throughtout the week, tonight with Derek Beckvoid and Bob Jordon. A wildly diverse night to be sure.

--The Deli Staff

Boston's best jazz-funk band, Otis Grove, is playing two nights Monday June 7th at Nectar's and then Tuesday June 8th at the City Hall stage from 7-8:30 in Burlington, Vermont. Otis Grove played in the Deli's first showcase and recently at the House of Blues front room.

--The Deli Magazine