textiles

Textiles was formed in 2001 by saxophonist Pistol Pete Wall and electronic music gurus Dminus & Captain Irresponsible of Equulei. They joined the music collective MileHighHouse shortly thereafter. Textiles seamlessly blends electronica with jazz, live musicians with DJs, and modern sounds with retro reverberations. The group consists of Dminus as live programmer; Pete Wall on saxophones, flute, synth, bells and theremin; and Doug Tapia on keys. Textiles' hard work, excellent musicianship and brilliant arranging

have been amply rewarded over the years, having been awarded the Best of Westword (Denver) in 2002 for the Best Acid House Night. Textiles also opened for Herbie Hancock at the Boulder Theatre in 2003 and shared the stage with Johnny Fiasco in 2002. There have also been many feature articles on Textiles and its influence on the Denver music scene in the Denver Post, Rocky Mountain News and Westword. Recent projects include recordings with DJ Logic and members of Particle.