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Cipher

CIPHER

By Sibarg Ensemble

Label: Sibarg Records
Released: 2018
Track listing: Azal | Sâri Galin | Cipher | Four Parts | Deylamân | Faryâd

Mercury Falls: Quadrangle

by Bruce Lindsay
August 22, 2010

Mercury Falls is an intriguing and somewhat ambivalent band name--and whether it refers to a celestial body, a mythological messenger, plummeting water, dropping temperatures or, indeed, to nothing at all, it's a name that readily reflects the fascinating and at times beautiful music that the band creates on its debut release, Quadrangle. Although ...

Elemental Forces

By Cipher

Label: Burning Shed
Released: 2006
Track listing: Beyond All Things; Solid Earth; Spirit of the Void; Shiki; Into the Air; The Sea Flows.

Cipher: Elemental Forces

by John Kelman
December 1, 2006

On Cipher's third release, Elemental Forces, woodwind multi-instrumentalist Theo Travis and bassist Dave Sturt create soundscapes that are much more than simply background music. Augmented by percussionist Steve Hubback, they explore music that's reliant on programming and looping, but still manages to retain a spirit of adventure and interaction through real-time sonic manipulation and improvisation--making it ...

Cipher

By Josh Abrams

Label: Delmark Records
Released: 2003
Track listing: Mental Politician; And See; Neb Nimaj Nero; Cipher; Calamities Break; No Theory; Background Beneath; First Tune That Night; Space Modulator; For SK.

Josh Abrams: Cipher

by Derek Taylor
December 19, 2003

Delmark’s long been about giving local Chicago and Midwest talent a shot. As such, Bob Koester’s decision to place a patronly bet on the talents of bassist Abrams with this debut disc isn’t so unusual. Where the surprise arrives is in the band of compatriots Abrams assembled for the session. Dörner and Gregorio are ...

Josh Abrams: Cipher

by Mark Corroto
November 2, 2003

It has been Chicago, not New York, that has been the confluence of music of Europe, jazz of the Americas, and improvised music. Whereas NYC claims all things to be “New York" (sort of like Al Gore inventing the internet), music makers in Chicago identify and defer to varying regional influences. Such is the ...