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GeoMatrix
GeoMatrix formed in Seattle in the early 1990s with Mick Mather on bass, Mark Phillabaum on guitar, and John Bishop on drums. They released their debut album...
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GeoMatrix formed in Seattle in the early 1990s with Mick Mather on bass, Mark Phillabaum on guitar, and John Bishop on drums. They released their debut album 'Funk Do Bomba Patch' in 1992, which included the title track that got some play on MTV and in clubs.
That first album established their basic approach, mixing funk with jazz and world music elements. They followed it with 'City of Industry' in 1995, which brought in some industrial and electronic sounds, then 'The Next Step' in 1997, and a reunion album called 'The Return of GeoMatrix' in 2000.
Beyond the core trio, they worked with other musicians like saxophonist Kenny G and keyboardist David Sanborn at various points. The band's catalog is just those four studio albums from that decade.
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