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The Industrial Jazz Group: Hardcore
ByAs for Hardcore, the music is too open-ended and playful to fit this category as well. On the creative side of traditional straight-ahead swinging jazz, both the arrangements and the improvised solos display a refreshing level of innovation. Certainly not ground-breaking or monumental, the sounds on this disc nevertheless offer something special to the curious and open-minded listener. Hardcore deserves a listen and reveals depth upon close examination.
Track Listing
Daphne's Dream City; Valley of the Smokes; What Is Music For? (part one); Fantasy on Eine; The Man in the Godzilla Suit; Lucky Duck; Cozy 'n Tooty; Skeeter Goes Legit; Fantasy on Cozy; Plus or Minus Eleven; What is Music For? (part two); What is Music For? (part three); Art & Commerce preview; Art & Commerce; Godzilla Redux.
Personnel
Industrial Jazz Group
band / ensemble / orchestraEvan Francis: flute, alto saxophone; Mike Dodge: clarinet, tenor saxophone; Aaron Kohen: bass; Drew Hemwall: drums; Andrew Durkin: piano.
Album information
Title: Hardcore | Year Released: 2001 | Record Label: Ugly Rug Records
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Instrument: Band / ensemble / orchestra
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