Formed by composer Andrew Durkin in 2001, the 16-piece Industrial Jazz Group has developed a reputation for fun, high-energy, quirky, genre-bending shows, featuring what it calls “avant garde party music.” Critics and fans consistently cite the group's capacity for simultaneous sophistication and accessibility; the IJG’s quirky sonic stew was perhaps best summed up by Brandt Reiter of the LA Weekly, who called it both “cerebral and swinging, ambitious and accessible, challengingly complex and...