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Rip Tear Crunch
By The Rempis Percussion Quartet
Label: 482 Music
Released: 2006
Track listing: Shreds; Flank; Rip Tear Crunch; Dirty Work Can Be Clean Fun; The Rub.
Live At The Outpost Performance Space
Label: 482 Music
Released: 2006
Track listing: 29 Shoes; Liquid Cage; Circle Dance; Mala Dr'ole; As I Wait.
Kyle Bruckmann's Wrack: Intents & Purposes
by Jerry D'Souza
On Intents & Purposes, Kyle Bruckmann returns with a new Wrack, revising the lineup of the group which released its self-titled debut in 2003. Anton Hatwich (bass) and Jason Stein (bass clarinet) replace Kurt Johnson (bass) and Jeb Bishop (trombone), out of circumstance rather than necessity. Bruckmann's vision and direction continue to work in the clasp ...
Greg Burk: The Way In
by Budd Kopman
It has been said that a jazz musician exposes his or her soul and is existentially naked when improvising in front of an audience. However, those perfect performances are rare, and most of the time they are just good. At these most common times, a player falls back onto things he has done before, maybe even ...
Greg Burk: The Way In
by AAJ Italy Staff
Figlio d’arte (il padre direttore d’orchestra, la madre cantante lirica, la nonna pianista accompagnatrice di film all’epoca del muto), apprezzato allievo di Yusef Lateef e Paul Bley, per diverso tempo attivo sulla scena musicale di Boston, membro della prestigiosa Either/Orchestra, Greg Burk è un giovane pianista statunitense che da un paio d’anni vive a Roma. Non ...
Fire of Space: Handbasket
by Elliott Simon
Artfully blending world musics within a jazz context, Jordan McLean has lent his articulate trumpet to ethnic aggregations such as the Sway Machinery and Antibalas Afrobeat Orchestra. For his first release as a leader, he guides this unique nonet, Fire of Space, through original compositions that alternate funky dance music with open space invocations filling his ...
Herculaneum: Orange Blossom
by Jerry D'Souza
The excellence that marks 482 Music's Document Chicago series carries on with this twelfth release. As before, the series serves to showcase the diverse talent that marks the improvised jazz scene in Chicago; Herculaneum brings in its own influences, which it shapes into an earthy, heated and prolifically inspired voice in constant shift. The ...
Kyle Bruckmann's Wrack: Intents & Purposes
by Nic Jones
Peter Hammill once described working with Van Der Graaf Generator as “serious fun," and anyone familiar with that band's music will have an idea also of the ambiguity of his description. VDGG specialised in a strain of the gothic as set down in literary terms by Edgar Allan Poe, and for all the idiomatic differences between ...
Kyle Bruckmann's Wrack: Intents & Purposes
by Troy Collins
Following oboist Kyle Bruckmann's self-titled 2003 Toucan Records debut, Intents & Purposes finds his Wrack ensemble exploring a similar program of experimental chamber jazz. Bruckmann effortlessly occupies the space between jazz and classical music, generating movements of somber reflection one minute, turbulent intensity the next. From Morton Feldman-esque minimalism to Charles Ives-like bluster, Wrack has few ...
