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John Butcher, John Edwards, Mark Sanders: Last Dream at the Morning
Certo non tutto è memorabile, come spesso accade in questi frangenti, e tuttavia la chiarezza di eloquio e di orientamento estetico-espressivo rendono il lavoro certamente degno di attenzione, in diversi momenti esemplare, per i motivi di cui sopra, fra segmenti aspri e turbinosi e ripiegamenti verso una sorta di minimalismo a sua volta abbastanza tipico del genere.
Descrivere oltre una musica di tal fatta sarebbe fuorviante nonché sostanzialmente pleonastico: l'immagine è in buona sostanza quella appena fotografata, le sequenze degne di nota non mancano, i momenti in cui i tre sembrano avere per contro bisogno di ricaricare le pile neppure. L'iniziale "Lucid" (titoli lapidari, opportunamente) e "Signal" appaiono i momenti di primo acchito più significativi, così come sezioni intermittenti dell'ampio "Sand Dance."
Track Listing
Lucid; Syphon; Sand Dance; Signal; Gridlocks.
Personnel
John Butcher
saxophoneJohn Butcher: tenor and soprano saxophones; John Edwards: bass; Mark Sanders: percussions.
Album information
Title: Last Dream at the Morning | Year Released: 2017 | Record Label: Relative Pitch Records
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