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Deep Tone Project: Torero Hallucinogene
Pavelko's serpentine tenor lines quietly beguile throughout, but it is the solos of Pavlov, who plays with a delightful less-is-more economy, and Ionenko, whose richly resonant bass is splendidly foregrounded around the 05.40 mark, that seal the deal. A fine song from a consistently engaging album.
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