Jasun Martz

Jasun Martz is an American multi-disciplinary artist (painter, sculptor, musician, composer). He is known for the album The Pillory, a nearly 45-minute single-piece work that combines mellotron, choir and a 40-piece orchestra in an avant-garde, experimental suite.

Martz is publicly described as a multi-disciplinary artist working in music and visual arts. The Pillory is noted for orchestral and electronic experimentation and for being structured as a single long suite; material for the work dates from the mid-1970s and recording involved a large orchestra (as reported in contemporary accounts and reviews).

The single provided review celebrates Jasun Martz's The Pillory as a nearly 45-minute, fiercely avant-garde and experimental orchestral work that combines mellotron, choirs and a 40-piece orchestra. The review highlights striking performances and an included later bonus suite, noting the music's strong evocative power and radical structure. It frames Martz as a multi-disciplinary artist and labels the work transformative for listeners.

For:Listeners of avant-garde and experimental orchestral rock; fans of progressive, orchestral-electronic suites; collectors of unusual 1970s/experimental releases.