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Lost Tribe: Vevasis

By Mike Jacobs
April 9, 2023
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From the band's final release Many Lifetimes (Arabesque, 1998), "Vevasis" is a marvel of impressionistic, stream-of-consciousness jazz construtionalism from the pen of saxophonist David Binney that may have arguably left compositional signposts for forward-thinking bands to come. Ben Perowsky's inspiring drum work is icing on this one-of-a-kind cake.

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