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Assif Tsahar, Gerry Hemingway, Marc Dresser: Code Re(A)d
Si parte nel segno di una visceralità (intensità, meglio) senza particolari freni inibitori, per passare, nel primo dei citati episodi con Tsahar al clarone, su terreni più cogitabondi e rattenuti. Una rinnovata affermatività attraversa quindi la sezione centrale del CD, non senza momenti decisamente più rilasciati in cui salgono in cattedra Mark Dresser e Gerry Hemingway (anche in coppia), fino allo scuro, a tratti quasi ipnotico "(A)pplied Syntax," peraltro non esente da rigurgiti di energia allo stato brado. Chiude il vitale, pieno "Divided Layers," ancora attraversato da una bella, diretta visceralità.
Disco a conti fatti piuttosto raro, e come tale prezioso.
Track Listing
Comprehensive Passages; Oblique Interpretations; Deceptive Responses; Expanded Metaphors; Resounding Reasoning; Endangered Artifacts; (A)pplied Syntax; Divided Layers.
Personnel
Assif Tsahar
saxophoneAssif Tsahar: sax tenore, clarinetto basso; Mark Dresser: contrabbasso; Gerry Hemingway: batteria, percussioni.
Album information
Title: Code Re(A)d | Year Released: 2014 | Record Label: Hopscotch Records
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