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Herculaneum: Orange Blossom

Read "Orange Blossom" reviewed by Nic Jones


One of the questions that always seem to be raised about original compositions addresses the issue of whether or not they hold the promise of longevity. It's a question that seems especially pertinent here. Drummer Dylan Ryan has come up with a programme of compositions here which, while they might lack something from the melodic point ...

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Taylor Ho Bynum & SpiderMonkey Strings: Other Stories (Three Suites)

Read "Other Stories (Three Suites)" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Partner di Anthony Braxton (leggi la recensione del CD in duo Duets (Wesleyan) 2002), Cecil Taylor ed altri leader dell'avanguardia storica (ma lo troviamo anche al fianco del nostro Carlo Actis Dato in American Tour - February 2002 - Live, il cornettista Taylor Ho Bynum torna sul mercato discografico con un'etichetta particolarmente attenta agli ultimi sviluppi ...

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Herculaneum: Orange Blossom

Read "Orange Blossom" reviewed by Troy Collins


Herculaneum is both the sister city to Pompeii, also destroyed by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius, and a blazingly original modernist quintet with capable chops and ample ideas. The brainchild of drummer Dylan Ryan, the group's resident composer, Herculaneum is a rare entity: a new group that seemingly arrives from nowhere, fully formed with its own ...

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Modo Trio with Jamie Saft: The Uninvited

Read "The Uninvited" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


In how many ways can a band surprise the listener? Listening to this CD makes for a count of ten. The Modo Trio with Jamie Saft constantly evolve as they change shape, structure and direction. The music is never static; invention comes in at every turn as they bring in electronica, jazz, chamber music and anything ...

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Harris Eisenstadt: The Soul and Gone

Read "The Soul and Gone" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Il trombonista Jeb Bishop (The Vandermark 5) e il chitarrista Jeff Parker (Tortoise) sono i personaggi più conosciuti della formazione assemblata dal batterista Harris Eisenstadt, che ha riunito per l’occasione alcuni giovani esponenti della scena musicale di Chicago. Ma in The Soul and Gone, quinto album da leader del batterista e compositore di Toronto, è il ...

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Modo Trio with Jamie Saft: The Uninvited

Read "The Uninvited" reviewed by Troy Collins


The Canada-based Modo Trio was formed in 1999 by trombonist Craig Brenan and bassist Jeff Johnson to explore a blend of African and Spanish music, along with the then burgeoning drum 'n' bass scene that was just reaching Canada. Drummer Bill George joined in 2003, and the group has been evolving ever since. Already heavily electronic ...

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The Rempis Percussion Quartet: Rip Tear Crunch

Read "Rip Tear Crunch" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Dopo lo scoppiettante Circular Logic, esordio dal vivo del 2005 testimoniato da un’edizione limitata dell’etichetta Utech, ecco Rip Tear Crunch album in studio del Rempis Percussion Quartet, una delle formazioni più effervescenti della vivace scena sperimentale di Chicago. Forse più conosciuto per essere “l’altro sassofonista“ dei Vandermark 5, Dave Rempis dimostra in queste due incisioni di ...

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Greg Burk: The Way In

Read "The Way In" reviewed by Jerry D'Souza


Since Greg Burk's first three solo recordings were self-released, they may have gone under the radar for many listeners. This is his first recording to have a wide release, and a welcome one at that. It should help bring Burk's solo music to a deservedly larger audience. His thinking is wide-ranging and agile, and this music ...

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The Rempis Percussion Quartet: Rip Tear Crunch

Read "Rip Tear Crunch" reviewed by Nic Jones


The first striking thing about this music is the sense of space which just could have been the last outcome from a quartet lineup that includes two drummers. As it turns out, this music has a suppleness and flexibility that bodes well for the future of the group, as well as for any listener who gets ...

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The Rempis Percussion Quartet: Rip Tear Crunch

Read "Rip Tear Crunch" reviewed by Troy Collins


With a higher profile courtesy of his membership in the Vandermark 5, saxophonist Dave Rempis has grown beyond sideman status and into a capable leader in his own right. This studio followup to his limited edition live recording Circular Logic, once again features Rempis' “percussion quartet." A smoldering session encompassing sound worlds beyond the throttling workouts ...


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