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Christian Pruvost: Ipteravox

Read "Ipteravox" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


Within the small cult of trumpeters who reinvent the sonic range of the trumpet-beginning with the late Bill Dixon, continuing with Americans Nate Wooley and Peter Evans, Europeans Franz Hautzinger and Birgit Uhler and Lebanese Mazen Kerbaj-underrated French trumpeter Christian Pruvost (a member of the Muzzix musicians collective based in Lille)) is still a rare bird. ...

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TOC: You Can Dance (If You Want)

Read "You Can Dance (If You Want)" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


The French trio TOC--part of the musicians collective Muzzix in Lille, breaks all the rules and musical barriers on this, its second release, same as it did on its debut, Le Gorille (Circum Disc, 2009). These three skilled improvisers move freely between contemporary music, experimental pop, art and psychedelic rock, noise and fiery jazz with reckless ...

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Flu(o): Encore Remuants

Read "Encore Remuants" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


This French quintet--part of the musicians collective Muzzix, in Lille, and known before as Impression--presents current European jazz at its best. Immediate and restless as its album name suggests, it is inclusive, experimental and inventive, all without subscribing to any labels. Encore Remuants, all the challenging compositions, except the free improvised “Fluo," were written ...

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Vazytouille

Label: Circum-Disc
Released: 2011
Track listing: Du Jour; Orgiak Suite (part II); Orgiak Suite (part III); La Chute; Titicaca; Babiole; Masay Christo (part I); Masay Christo (part II); Dégel; Si... Si...; Bill.

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Vazytouille: Vazytouille

Read "Vazytouille" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


Vazytouille is a sonic menagerie similar to experiencing Cirque du Soleil. This debut is envisioned by a large ensemble comprised of members from Zoone Libre, a collective of performance musicians, and other artists based in Lille, France. The typecast concept of a big band is a little misleading as the fourteen members represents smaller subsections like ...

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Allo ?

Label: Circum-Disc
Released: 2009
Track listing: Chewing; M; Troisieme Experience; Le Ton De La Sirene; Deadzone; OB1; Farce; Allo ?; 43/26 (Part I); 43/26 (Part II).

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Quartet Base: Allo ?

Read "Allo ?" reviewed by Henry Smith


Pulling from a number of musical outlets, Quartet Base--part of the exciting French Circum collective--voids genre delineations on this, its first offering. Largely stemming from its unique instrumental line-up, including guitarist Sebastien Beaumont, trumpet and vocalist Christophe Motury, bassist Nicolas Mahieux and drummer Peter Orins, the group is able to find the common ground between, at ...

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Quartet Base: Allo ?

Read "Allo ?" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


Quartet Base is a free jazz chameleon. Viewing the group from multiple angles reveals different perspectives, each quite fascinating. Funk, rock, club, traditional, avant-garde and experimentation are like rapidly changing colors and contours of the group's changing skin. This ability is understood as the members are comprised of the Circum collective, a group of jazz musicians ...

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Urban Bush

Label: Circum-Disc
Released: 2008
Track listing: Le Tic-Tac de la Bombe; Fetide?; Buck et Neluji - Part I; Buck et Neluji - Part II; Grosse Fatigue; Ou Creve - Intro; Ou Creve; Urban Bush; Fete de Trop; In Sea; La Sorciere Rousse/ Fete des Meres.

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La Grande Perezade: Urban Bush

Read "Urban Bush" reviewed by Henry Smith


La Grande Perezade is a “mini big band" outfit comprised largely of French jazz and improvisational figures, though “big band" does not begin to describe the sounds within Urban Bush. Conductor and writer jean-Baptiste Perez's compositions stroke broadly across genres as diverse as anthemic fusion rock, free jazz blowouts and brief horn duets without ever losing ...


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