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Buffalo Suicide Prevention Unit: Buffalo Suicide Prevention Unit

Read "Buffalo Suicide Prevention Unit" reviewed by Terrell Kent Holmes

by Terrell Kent Holmes

Buffalo Suicide Prevention Unit takes free playing to its outer limits on this self-titled release, improvising the tunes in the studio and letting everyone's collective musical instincts work toward creating a coherent whole. Because the tunes were improvised during recording, the disc sounds closer to a live performance than a studio session, underscoring the concept. The opening cut, “Nothing Purifies Like Fire, lets you know what to expect. This half-minute of frenetic interplay by reedman Steve Baczkowski ...

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