From BLOUIN ARTINFO:

Cramped into one corner of Seeds, a single-room arts space in the quickly gentrifying Prospect Heights section of Brooklyn, on a recent June evening were the five musicians of Black Host: at his drum kit, Gerald Cleaver; hunched over a small synthesizer, Cooper-Moore; backed up against one wall, bassist Pascal Niggenkemper; over to one side, guitarist Brandon Seabrook; and up front, alto saxophonist Darius Jones. The room was otherwise jammed with some two-dozen listeners sitting on folding chairs (including a trumpeter of note and a well-connected concert producer). If this felt like a happening scene, it was. If it looked a bit like someone’s home, it is. Saxophonist and arranger Ohad Talmor lives here. When the band emerged from behind a red curtain, we got a peek into Talmor’s kitchen. Seeds is a low-key, suggested-donation place, and it’s been host to some worthy and inventive music.