2007 issue of DownBeat Lucky 7s review by Bill Meyer Fall 2006 issue of Zero Tolerance Gunnelpumpers article Summer 2006 issue of Double Bassist magazine Surviving Katrina article Chicago Jazz Festival 2006 issue of TimeOut, Lucky 7s article Spring 2006 issue of Signal to Noise, WATIV article Antigravity (New Orleans magazine) article on QMRplus' Robin Boudreaux about his New Symphonics for Jeremy, with Golombisky on bass, June 2008 Jason (Live New Orleans) on a Grilly Biggs show, Feb '05: "I'm not a fan of the five or six stringed bass. Just like I'm not fond of the hydrogen bomb. I think the human race can do enough damage with the atomic bomb...bassists should be able to anchor the music and create melodies with just four strings. But, I've seen the five or six string fall into the hands of musicians who used its wider range of tones for no good reason. They produced superfluous notes that cluttered the music. After Grilly Biggs bassist Golombisky's six string performance, my phobia is waning. ...luckily, [he] kept his lines simple. He copied the sparse melodies of vibraphonist Matthew McClimon, or he created a quick succession of notes that drummers...built on... while his supersonic strumming created the hint for a freakout. A wonderful caucophony. Grilly Biggs were masters of space." Jason (Live New Orleans) on a Red Shift show, June '05: "...of course, the challenge of the music and the amount of focus that's sometimes needed while listening to Jazz is the fun of it when you get it, when you can let go and roll with it. That apprehension disappeared when the Golombisky and McClimon started moving in exactly the same directions." Jason (Live New Orleans) on a Red Shift show, June '05: "...of course, the challenge of the music and the amount of focus that's sometimes needed while listening to Jazz is the fun of it when you get it, when you can let go and roll with it. That apprehension disappeared when the Golombisky and McClimon started moving in exactly the same directions." Nov. 2007 issue of Bass Player (Larry Grenadier interview) Spring 2006 issue of Signal to Noise (WATIV article) Summer 2006 issue of Double Bassist (Chicago bassists/Surviving Katrina article) Fall 2006 issue of Zero Tolerance (Gunnelpumpers article) Chicago Jazz Festival 2006 issue of TimeOut (Lucky 7s article) Current groups/bands Tomorrow Music Orchestra – 20+ members (traditional chamber ensemble with