About Yoshie Fruchter
Pitom is one of those galactic events that has a one-in-a-gazillion chance of happening and actually does: a jazz-punk-country hybrid. The kind of music that could only come from a culture known for wandering. The soundtrack to being lost in the desert for 40 years. Cacophonic guitar, surly heavy-metal bass and a soaring violin, so ethereal that the listener needs those mosh-pit drums to rocket you back down to Earth. Yoshie Fruchter and his erstwhile collaborators in Pitom have already set the New York City ablaze with their on-stage presence, and this -- the first document of their remarkable presence on the planet -- is a beautiful and caustic warning to the rest of the world.
Blasphemy and Bites
By Yoshie Fruchter April 13, 2011
An evening to tantalize your taste buds and excite your eardrums Prepare yourself for an evening of musical and culinary extravaganza as avant rockers Pitom and Gutbucket join forces with writer and cookbook author Leah Koenig at Brooklyn’s new killer … Read More
Tour Diary: Pitom Goes to France
By Yoshie Fruchter October 22, 2009
The band Pitom is on tour in France. In the meantime, frontman Yoshie Fruchter is sharing some of the highlights of the tour with Jewcy readers: September 30, 2009 First blog post. ever. This is kind of fun. so far. … Read More

