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In addition to guitarist/composer Charles O'Meara (formerly C.W. Vrtacek) and drummer John Roulat, the band now features a new bassist, Kevin Gerety, who plays an electric double bass, and his bow work and slides features nicely on some of the tracks.
Forever Einstein is an avant-garde band formed in 1989, and described as a, "very smart trio," The band consists of original members John Roulat (drums and percussion) and Charles O'Meara, aka C.W. Vrtacek (guitars, keyboards). The band features bassist Kevin Gerety on acoustic and electric fretless basses and Warr Guitar.
Feb 21, 2010 · O'Meara works as a psychiatric nurse for a large university medical centre on the east coast. John Roulat is responsible for the bands drums and percussions. He also worked with Nick Didkovsky (of Dr. Nerve and who produced Opportunity Crosses The Bridge) along with Hugh Hopper.
The band consists of Charles O'Meara on guitar, Kevin Gerety on bass and John Roulat on drums. O'Meara is leader and composer, and some readers may know him under his other recording name, C.W. Vrtacek, as well as his role as a member of Biota.
Jan 25, 2018 · Members: Charles O’Meara [C.W. Vrtacek] (guitar), John Roulat (drums), Marc Sichel (bass, 1989-90), Jack Vees (bass, 1993-2005), Kevin Gerety (bass, 2005-present) Discography: 1/2 Album Cassette (1989)
Upon Roulat's return the band reformed with Jack Vees on bass and recorded One Thing After Another and Down With Gravity before Vees was dismissed from the group by O'Meara. Bassist Kevin Gerety joined in 2005 to record Racket Science. All recordings were released on Cuneiform Records.
This album, Forever Einstein's fifth, has their third bass player, Kevin Gerety, who replaced Jack Vees, who replaced Marc Sichel. While Gerety's playing is similar to the previous bassists (probably because Charles O'Meara, who has now dropped the C.W. Vrtacek alias, wrote all the bass lines anyway), he adds an acoustic bass to the mix (I like ...
