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Zeno
Album: Infernal Machines
By Darcy James Argue
Label: New Amsterdam Records
Released: 2009
Duration: 7:15
Infernal Machines
Label: New Amsterdam Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: Phobos; Zeno; Transit; Redeye; Jacobin Club; Habeas Corpus (for Maher Arar); Obsidian Flow.
Infernal Machines
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Released: 2010
Track listing:
1. Phobos - 11:02; 2. Zeno - 7:14; 3. Transit - 7:01; 4. Redeye - 10:12; 5. Jacobin Club - 10:55; 6. Habeas Corpus - 10:57; 7. Obsidian Flow - 9:40.
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Darcy James Argue's Secret Society: Infernal Machines
by AAJ Italy Staff
Continuano a maturare frutti squisiti tra le fronde della nuova Brooklyn. L'ultimo in ordine di tempo caduto dall'albero newyorchese risponde al nome di Darcy James Argue, ha poco più di trent'anni, è nato a Vancouver, in Canada, e ha studiato con Maria Schneider e Bob Brookmeyer al New England Conservatory di Boston. Suona il piano Darcy ...
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society: Infernal Machines
by Karl Ackermann
A little more than a decade ago, Maria Schneider served notice that big band jazz was no longer the domain of our grandparents. She has gone on to own the genre and now, Brooklyn resident and star Schneider pupil, Darcy James Argue's Secret Society takes it to an exceptional place with his debut, Infernal Machines. What ...
Infernal Machines
Label: New Amsterdam Records
Released: 2009
Track listing: Phobos; Zeno; Transit; Redeye; Jacobin Club; Habeas Corpus (for Maher Arar); Obsidian Flow.
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society: Infernal Machines
by Ted Gordon
From the first listening of this album, it is clear that Darcy James Argue intends to make a strong statement about the boundaries of musical genres--of jazz and new music--as well as about musical aesthetics and technology. This album consists of Argue's compositions for “big band" (or “large ensemble," depending on whom you ask) with a ...
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society: Infernal Machines
by David Rickert
What's a guy to do when he has aspirations to form a big band in this day and age? Certainly the odds are against him; for one thing, there isn't much of a market for it, and the cost of taking that many musicians on the road (much less paying them) can be cost prohibitive. But ...
Darcy James Argue: Infernal Machines
by Lyn Horton
Desiring to be ensconced in an environment of music is a dream. Dreams can come true. And Darcy James Argue's band, Secret Society, catches those dreams in its first recorded effort. Taking its title from how John Philip Sousa described the phonograph at the turn of the 20th century, Infernal Machines articulates Argue's music well, in ...
Darcy James Argue's Secret Society: Infernal Machines
by Troy Collins
The reverb-drenched cajon rhythm, subtle electric guitar washes and lush horn refrains that open Infernal Machines, the studio debut of Darcy James Argue's Secret Society, introduce the sound of a big band like no other--proving that the critical acclaim lavished upon this eighteen-piece ensemble since their first gig in 2005 has been entirely justified. ...
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