Experimentations in funk-punk-jazz-rap, Acid Lab is a tongue-in-cheek exploration of the jam session ethic, featuring rants and raves on the radio industry, American politics, and racism in the USA. From funk-rock with be-bop inspired unison twelvetone lines to off-the-wall punk colliding with faux-Gregorian chant, this is what Dr. Fuze concocted in his basement Acid Lab. Inspired by the music of jazz composer extraordinaire George Russell, Acid Lab is a series of vignettes that are super funky, punky and wild. Partly improvised, partly arranged and all raw, this is a funky freaky musical throwdown. Featuring 'Fuze': guitar and vocals; Ahmed Best (Star Wars Episodes I and II): raps and vocals; Dean Bowman: vocals; Sophia Ramos: vocals; Mark Shim: sax and Gene Lake: drums. "Fuze has ideas oozing from his digits." - Downbeat Iconoclastic and prolific jazz-rock guitarist David 'Fuze' Fiuczynski, a jazz player who "doesn't want to play just ja...