How could a combo named the Insect Trust be anything other than eclectic? HobokenSaturday Night” (1970) is their second studio album. The core of the band consisted of multiinstrumentalistsLuke Faust, Trevor Koehler, Robert Palmer, Nancy Jeffries, and Bill Barth. Therhythm section was fleshed out by a sizable and equally diverse range of session musicians suchas jazz legend Elvin Jones, Bernard Purdie, Donald MacDonald, William Folwell, Ralph Casale,Hugh McCracken a.o.Collectively, they touched upon facets of the singer/songwriter, psychedelic, and folk-rocksubgenres, while somehow eluding them all. A charming, joyous, irrepressibly experimentalrecord. This is eclectic bohemia, postmodern before modernism had given up the ghost.
