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Adam Lane 3: Music degree zero
by AAJ Italy Staff
Un lungo intro di batteria tutto giocato a colpi di cassa e rullante, dal suono aspro e secco. Su una base così scheletrica Adam Lane fornisce bordoni fatti di note appena variate, mentre Vinny Golia presta i suoi sassofoni dal timbro ruvido e scultoreo. I suoni si aggrovigliano sempre di più, poi d’improvviso un concitato crescendo ...
Adam Lane Trio: Music Degree Zero
by Derek Taylor
Presenting the balance of a two-day session that yielded the slightly differently titled Zero Degree Music, bassist Adam Lane's latest disc picks up where its predecessor left off. The earlier effort garnered nearly unanimous acclaim last year amongst listeners and critics who heard it. This second plateful upholds the same standards of collective creativity and uncompromising ...
Zero Degree Music
By Adam Lane
Label: CIMP Records
Released: 2005
Track listing: To Avenue X; Spin with the EARth; In Our Time; Intonations for Being; Clouds; The Genius
of El Segundo (for Lynn Johnston); Dance; Relaxing with Vinny.
Adam Lane 3: Zero Degree Music
by Clifford Allen
Reedman-composer Vinny Golia has found a home in playing scenarios of all stripes (orchestra, solo, and duets with collaborators from seemingly all walks of the improvisational spectrum), but the small-group format of the power trio is a favorite. Apparently the first in a two-volume set, Zero Degree Music, under the leadership of bassist-composer Adam Lane (who ...
Fo(u)r Being(s)
By Adam Lane
Label: CIMP Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Intonations for Being; In the center of the earth, looking for Mike ; House of Elegant; Without Being; It happened to us naturally; The Band Is.
Adam Lane Quartet: Fo(u)r Being(s)
by Glenn Astarita
With this release, bassist Adam Lane and his all-star band perpetuate a series of frothy grooves spanning free-bop, a jazz waltz and vigorous improvisational forays. Here, drummer Barry Altschul and Lane provide the often tumultuous rhythms. A rather gleeful in-your-face approach it is, no doubt about it. Saxophonist John Tchicai and trumpeter Paul Smoker ride atop ...


