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The Monks of Oka

Album: There From Here
By TuneTown
Label: Slammin Media
Released: 2019
Duration: 05:00
Chris Monson: Seldom in the Well

by Jack Bowers
Canadian guitarist Chris Monson's debut album, Seldom in the Well, is seldom strident or uninteresting, thanks in large measure to Monson's fluent compositions and arrangements, an able rhythm section, and a talented front line consisting of trumpeter Kevin Turcotte and tenor saxophonist Kelly Jefferson. On the other hand, the studio session seldom catches fire, as its ...
Chris Monson: Seldom In The Wells

by Dan McClenaghan
What jumps out of the speakers at the beginning of the spin of Seldom in the Well--the debut of Toronto-based guitarist Chris Monson--is the full, rich sound. Part of that is the deft rhythm-section pairing of guitar and piano; part of it is Monson's arrangements, and some of the sound" can certainly be attributed to the ...
Discern

By Artie Roth
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2016
Track listing: The Compromise Blue; Still Hear; So Much More Or Less; Something That Is Lost;
Spinning Machine; Re: Discovering The Wheel; Dove Tales; Forevery.
Artie Roth: Discern

by Budd Kopman
It has been quite a while since we have heard from bassist Artie Roth, as almost ten years have elapsed since Parallels. 2013 saw the current quartet on Currently Experiencing, clips of which can be found here. Discern, this quartet's latest offering is a dark, moody and powerful set of compositions brought to life by Roth ...
Parallels

By Artie Roth
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2006
Track listing: Rhyme and Reason; Gone...But Not Missed; Memories Remain; Imprint; Mountain; Parallels;
For Ages; Orwell's Warning.
Artie Roth: Parallels

by Budd Kopman
Parallels, a collection of original compositions by bassist/leader/arranger Artie Roth, is another entry from the sizzling Canadian jazz scene. The quintet's front line of John MacLeod (flugelhorn) and Kelly Jefferson (tenor and soprano saxophones) receives support from the seemingly ubiquitous David Braid (piano), familiar from Set In Stone, Vivid, Beginnings and William Carn's Other Stories. Musicians ...