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A Focus Cyclone Trio

By Bob Osborne | World of Jazz
February 11, 2021
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Cyclone Trio is described as a head caving heavy jazz power unit of drums and saxophones, compromising Tony Irving a non-linear/free improvising drummer who founded the bands Ascension and Descension in the '90s, with drummer Tim Green and saxophonist Massimo Magee. The group was formed in Brisbane, Australia in 2013. Their music has been described as "bordering on cacophony in an unrelenting landscape of colliding percussion and towering saxophone." Tracks from their releases to date, and other projects from the three members, are featured on this show.

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Cyclone Trio "Trinosophile" from The Clear Revolution (577 Records) 00:00
Massimo Magee, Joshua Weitzel & Tim Green "Interflug Exotica" from Live at Salon Villa Plagwitz (Orbit577) 11:28
Tony Irving & Massimo Magee "Well of Souls" from Vitriol and the Third Oraculum (577 Records) 42:54
Cyclone Trio "Vortex" from Vortex (Self Released) 1:00:36
Massimo Magee "The Bout (Excerpt)" from Live in the Metaverse (to Evan Parker and John Coltrane) (Orbit577) 1:10:47
Tony Irving & Massimo Magee "The Third Oraculum" from Vitriol and the Third Oraculum (577 Records) 1:22:07
Cyclone Trio "Before Korea" from Before Korea (Self Released) 1:48:38

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