just end up lost in the richness of it all." (Appearing as part of the Around the Coyote Fall Festival) – Jen Fischer (ChicagoInnerview) Brad Walseth (jazzchicago.net) on Zing!'s Magnetic Flux: "...bassist Golombisky and drummer Kirchner form a formidable tandem, anchoring these quickly mutating pieces while aggressively propelling them forward...it's as though a lunar explorer from Earth landed on a beach on some alien world with its enclosed package of musical samples melted together during the descent, warped it's true, but still clearly recognizable as music." Lucky 7s Farragut is #10 on the 2006 WNUR Top 50 Records Avant Music News, Best of 2013, Honorable Mention for Montana Fix by Gunnelpumpers. "...alles echt, erdig und rhythmisch...wer spaB an instrumenten und ungewohnten kombis hat, kommt hier auf seine kosten...", says NONPOP review on Montana Fix. Hilary Matheson (Daily Inter Lake) reports on IfCM with Golombisky teaching improvisation: here. Chris Peterson (Hungry Horse News) reports on IfCM with Golombisky "igniting a new creative vibe...": here. Neil Tesser (Chicago Reader) on Tomorrow Music Orchestra: "In his thoughtfully crafted written passages, Golombisky employs this large palette with unusual care, mixing the colors sparingly and with a painterly attention to shadow and light, but individual voices carry through even during full-group improvisations." Jay Collins (Signal To Noise magazine #45) on Farragut: "Special mention must be given to Golombisky for his riveting 'It's Something to Try. For now, at least' [tune]...with its beautiful, yet raucous energy..." Peter Margasak (Chicago Reader) on Darts & Arrows record "...they work hard to create a detailed ensemble setting, shaping unobtrusive grooves and harmonic shapes with the same restraint the guitarist applies to his melodic extrapolations." Bruce Lee Gallanter (Downtown Music Gallery) on The Spirit at Bell's: "For this fine disc, Bennington hooks up with clarinet legend Perry Robinson plus strong two acoustic bassists...starts with both bassists strumming and plucking together cerebrally, slowly building as the clarinet quietly enters...both bassists do a fine job of providing the flow of events as they unfold and move in waves together...there is something natural and unforced about the way this disc evolves...it just feels right and feels good..." Neil Tesser (Chicago Reader) on Zing!'s Magnetic Flux: "On its debut disc, Magnetic Flux (released this summer), Golombisky hits the ground dancing: the opening track, "Boo Boo Bah Bah," jumps to his electric-bass countermelody, doubled by guitarist Dave Miller." Filmmaker Amy Peters: "I needed music. Only