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Radio I-Ching: The Fire Keeps Burning

Read "The Fire Keeps Burning" reviewed by Fred Bouchard


Ever eat wild duck? It can be tough and sinewy but often has oddly fascinating flavors. Try it spit-roasted over resiny charcoal from a Djibouti street vendor and you get an idea of Radio I-Ching--wacky quacky. The odd intersections of 'world' music (here Pan-AfroAsian meets jazz and Americana pop) are strangely unsettling yet grounded in this little ugly beauty. Radio I-Ching--a Gotham-based trio hot- potting piri (Korean bamboo flute), plectra and percussion--blare out mostly puckish, raw, playful covers and bizarre ...


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