Peripheral Vision

Peripheral Vision is a highly acclaimed and innovative Canadian jazz quartet, co-led by guitarist Don Scott and bassist Michael Herring. Based in Toronto, they are known for pushing the boundaries of jazz while engaging listeners with a vibrant, dynamic sound that blends jazz, rock, classical, and improvisational influences. The group also features Trevor Hogg on tenor saxophone and Nick Fraser on drums. Their music is characterized by a strong group rapport and a democratic approach to composition, which results in explosive and synergetic performances. Peripheral Vision has received numerous awards and nominations, including the Montreal Jazz Festival’s Galaxie Rising Star Award and a JUNO nomination.

Peripheral Vision's discography includes albums such as "Irrational Revelation and Mutual Humiliation," "More Songs About Error and Shame," "Sheer Tyranny of Will," and their most recent work, "We've Got Nothing," which explores themes of creativity and resilience in the post-pandemic era. Their live performances, such as those captured in "Goodbye Heintzman (Live)" and "Spectacle: Live!", showcase the group's energetic and spontaneous approach to jazz.

Genres

Jazz

Contemporary Jazz

Jazz Fusion

Free Jazz

Post-bop

Progressive Jazz

Experimental Jazz

Improvisational Music

Latest Release

We've Got Nothing

Peripheral Vision

Album - 7 Tracks - Released October 20, 2023