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Invisible Cities
By Nomo
Label: Ubiquity Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Invisible Cities; Bumbo; Waiting; Crescent; Patterns; Ma; Banners on High; Elijah; Nocturne.
NOMO: Invisible Cities
by Jeff Stockton
Having started out in clubs around the University of Michigan as an octet (sometimes larger), enchanted by the Afrobeat of Fela (seasoned with a bit of avant jazz), on Ghost Rock (Ubiquity, 2008), NOMO emerged as much more inspired by the clanging junkyard percussion of Congolese Konono No. 1 and German eccentrics such as Can and ...
NOMO: Invisible Cities
by Chris M. Slawecki
Invisible Cities is NOMO's companion piece to Ghost Rock, comprising music recorded during Ghost's recording sessions and subsequent, supporting live performances. Cities uses many of the same musicians, structures, and approaches, but Bergman and NOMO seem to focus more on pulling traditional jazz sounds into, and pushing the boundaries of electronic rock out of, its swirling ...
Invisible Cities
Label: Reservoir Music
Released: 2008
Track listing: I Love Paris; New Orleans - Cities & Desire; Chicago; Venice--Cities & Memory; Cities & Time; Lonely Town; Istanbul; Salem--Hester Prynne; There's a Boat Dat's Leavin' Soon For New York; A City Called Heaven.
Pete Malinverni: Invisible Cities
by David A. Orthmann
Pete Malinverni's Invisible Cities:, inspired by the imaginative flights of Italo Calvino's novel of the same name, exists on its own terms and doesn't readily fit into any established jazz style or sensibility. The pianist effectively juxtaposes six of his compositions and four well-known, urban-themed songs. His ballad-oriented tunes, “New Orleans--Cities & Desire," “Salem--Hester Prynne," and ...
Pete Malinverni: Invisible Cities
by Francis Lo Kee
A concept record of sorts, pianist Pete Malinverni was initially inspired to put his Invisible Cities project together after reading the Italian novelist Italo Calvino's book of the same name. Though the CD is full of good jazz improvisation (with a truly wonderful rhythm team of bassist Ugonna Okegwo and drummer Tom Melito), it also seems ...
Invisible Cities
By Steve Swell
Label: Drimala Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Careful Little Hempen Clouds (5:41)
2. Resemblance Spilling Thick (4:24)
3. Lunatics Spend Redundant Mind (3:02)
4. Immortals Reveal Deeper Streets (2:25)
5. Visible Pink Plateau (2:44)
6. Rumor Exists Under Abolished Victims (8:01)
7. Children's Song (3:15)
8. The Places Have Mingled Relationships (4:09)
9. Shallow Facades Find Opaque Polyhedrons on (4:10)
10. Skyscrapers Swaying Toward Oases of Fresh... (2:34)
11. Suspicious Umbrellas Remembering Clearly (3:09)
12. The Copper Clock Unfurls Its Boiling... (3:31)
13. Patterns Will Be Revealed Outside Iron... (4:23)
Steve Swell/Perry Robinson: Invisible Cities
by Clifford Allen
With Invisible Cities, trombonist Steve Swell and clarinetist Perry Robinson have created a unique snapshot of duo improvisation that, as much as it sounds like a Saturday afternoon loft rehearsal when the rhythm section was too busy, is a compelling document of the affinity between improvisers. Robinson, of course, is the veteran of the two, having ...
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