Lo Faber will mark the days prior to his first colloquium as a PhD candidate in Princeton University’s History program with a festival gig. On Saturday August 19th, he will perform an acoustic set at the Black River Music and Art Festival in Chester, NJ with guests John Rango and Ken Sidotti from Echofission. In addition, Faber will appear with Echofission during their set. There is no word as to whether the colloborative relationship will continue in the classroom this fall (although Professor Hendrick A. Hartog reportedly enjoys a good sit-in).
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