Oneida drummer Kid Millions takes the concept of a drum circle to a far-fetched realm in his side project Man Forever. Like a smaller version of the Boredoms’ experiments, where the noise band invited nearly 100 drummers to jam in a park, Man Forever suggests more discipline, but the idea is the same. Built around six drummers, the project eventually found refuge with Thrill Jockey. With leanings toward avant, post-punk, and percussive-based music, the label was the perfect fit, and in 2012, Man Forever released a sprawling two-song effort titled Pansophical Cataract. Two years later, the group collaborated with So Percussion on Ryonen, another two-song LP, and the first Man Forever release to include vocals. In 2017, Man Forever released Play What They Want. ~ Jason Lymangrover