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Album Review

Chasm: Wood Wind & Skin

Read "Wood Wind & Skin" reviewed by Chris M. Slawecki


When Mark Esakoff and Michael Whipple began collaborating in 1987, they focused their sound on the resonance of three sources: Wood (claves, marimbas, etc.), wind (flute, recorder, etc.) and skin (nylon strings, congas, etc.). Although their first four releases expanded their sound into metallic, electronic and other timbres, this fifth release honors the Wood, Wind & Skin purity of their early founding days. In Chasm, Esakoff's primary voices are nylon string guitar and marimba (which he professes to ...


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