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Collider – or, ‘whose drum is it, anyway?’

Label: Matchless Recordings And Publishing
Released: 2022
Track listing: Sticking it; Hands, brush, hands; Sticking it too.

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Eddie Prévost: Collider – or, ‘whose drum is it, anyway?’

Read "Collider – or, ‘whose drum is it, anyway?’" reviewed by John Eyles


The festivities that accompanied drummer Eddie Prévost's eightieth birthday in 2022 (including four Saturday night concerts at London's Café Oto, each celebrating a different facet of his career) served to highlight the breadth and depth of his activities and talents, and to open some audience members' eyes to previously undiscovered aspects of him. Prévost's highest profile ...

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Concertoto

Label: Matchless Recordings And Publishing
Released: 2020
Track listing: An Exploratory Introduction; Main Part 1; A Meditative Interlude; Main Part 2; Finale.

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Marilyn Crispell, Eddie Prévost, Harrison Smith: Concertoto

Read "Concertoto" reviewed by John Eyles


Recorded live at London's Café Oto, at a November 2012 concert that was the last of a short series of gigs in Austria and Britain, this CD plays for seventy-seven minutes, fitting as much of the concert onto a single disc as was possible. As Eddie Prévost says in his sleeve notes, it contains the most ...

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Trinity

Label: Matchless Recordings And Publishing
Released: 2009
Track listing: Meantime; One Tree Hill; Flamsteed; Conduit.

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Gamut

Label: Matchless Recordings And Publishing
Released: 2009
Track listing: G; A; M; U; T.

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AMM with John Butcher: Trinity

Read "Trinity" reviewed by Nic Jones


The amorphous unit that is AMM has been refining--and indeed redefining--a sound for as long as it's been in existence, and there's no reason to believe that the process this implies is likely to ever stop evolving. This does of course render John Butcher's presence here as perhaps anomalous, but there are no musical reasons to ...

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Seymour Wright / Eddie Prevost: Gamut

Read "Gamut" reviewed by Nic Jones


On Gamut, Seymour Wright is credited with alto sax and Eddie Prevost's percussive credit is roto toms. When it comes down to it however, those credits are mere points of reference as this is music purged of conventional technique, as if the duo has undergone a process of rigorous self-denial in order to find out what ...

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That Mysterious Forest Below London Bridge

Label: Matchless Recordings And Publishing
Released: 2008
Track listing: Chant_Lambert_Lever_Milton_09/11/06; Coleman_Wastell_Wright_09/11/06; AMM_09/11/06.

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Chant-Lambert-Lexer-Milton / Coleman-Wastell-Wright / AMM: That Mysterious Forest Below London Bridge

Read "That Mysterious Forest Below London Bridge" reviewed by Nic Jones


Here's an opposite of the sampler album. Three groups, two of them relatively ad hoc and one of long-standing, perform three freely improvised pieces and the results are a byword for how diverse that approach to music-making can be. The quartet of Tom Chant, Ross Lambert, Sebastian Lexer and Matt Milton produce music that's unassumingly lithe ...


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