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The Nels Cline Singers: The Giant Pin
by Franz A. Matzner
Pushing jazz into territory usually reserved for hardcore, ambient, and dark wave electronica, the Nels Cline Singers' latest release, The Giant Pin , employs a wide array of electronics, musical technique, and compositional audacity to produce a sonically varied, deadly experimental amalgam of genres and styles. Incorporating undulating waves of pure texture, metal-loud drum beats, and ...
Cry
Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. His Eye Is on the Sparrow (5:51)
2. Bantu (4:49)
3. A Cry for John Brown (12:03)
4. Whisper, Scream (9:32)
5. My Son the Wanderer (9:10)
6. Streetbeat (6:41)
7. Masters of War (9:12)
8. Rosa (8:08)
Active Vapor Recovery
By Scot Ray
Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Three Quarks (5:49); 2. Above Breath (5:44); 3. Shiny Object (3:44); 4. In Cleveland (5:05); 5. Man
as Kite (10:26); 6. Scarabaeus (7:18); 7. Trouble With Sugar (13:51); 8. Active Vapor Recovery
(6:04); 9. Bitteroot (8:14).
Active Vapor Recovery
Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2003
Track listing: Three Quarks, Above Breath, Shiny Object, In Cleveland, Man as Kite, Scarabaeus, Trouble with
Sugar, Active Vapor Recovery, Bitteroot
Quake
Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2003
Track listing: 1. Consternation (Friedlander) - 4:26
2. After Hours (Friedlander) - 4:07
3. Bedlam (Friedlander) - 6:15
4. Gol Gham (Googoosh) - 3:37
5. Wire (Friedlander) - 5:50
6. Baeuty Beauty (Friedlander) - 11:16
7. Quake (Friedlander) - 3:32
8. Sainted (Friedlander) - 3:51
9. Glass Bell (Friedlander) - 5:31
10. Biscuits (Friedlander) - 5:49
11. Aap Ki (Mangeshkar) - 2:49
12. Fig (Friedlander) - 5:16
Bone Structure
Label: Cryptogramophone
Released: 2003
Track listing: Muscle Tone; Plasma Wave; Floating Bunraku; Nomad; Ether Or;
Steel Hair; Spirit Box; Toothpick Fantasy; Demagogue; Lock It Down; Faded Sun;
Mutoscope.
Scot Ray Quintet: Active Vapor Recovery
by Mark Corroto
Trombonist Scot Ray rounds up the usual suspects of West Coast postmodern jazz for this session classified in the ‘unable to classify’ category. The former sideman in Brian Setzer’s swing orchestra pens a few ideas of hs own on Active Vapor Recovery. He has jettisoned swing for an amalgam of fresh funk, rock, chamber, and free ...
Scot Ray Quintet: Active Vapor Recovery
by AAJ Staff
While unbridled intensity may have entered the jazz arena during the avant-garde explosions of the '60s, decades still remained before it would be channeled into fifty alternative outlets. One of those, the punk movement of the late '80s and early '90s, brought a number of “rock" listeners across the already-thin boundary into energy music, fueling a ...
Scott Amendola Band: Cry
by AAJ Staff
Throw Ornette Coleman, King Crimson, Tortoise, and Charlie Hunter into a blender and you'll get the idiosyncratic free jazz/out rock ensemble known as the Scott Amendola Band. Obviously the music on Cry is not too easy to categorize, but it's fun to check out the little bits and pieces here and there to see which ones ...
Scot Ray Quintet: Active Vapor Recovery
by Dan McClenaghan
In your face. That's how the Scot Ray Quintete's Active Vapor Recovery starts out on "Three Quarks." It has to do with attitude and Ray's axe: the trombone, an inherently in-your-face instrument. Ditto for the electric violin (Jeff Gauthier) and the electric guitar in the hands of Nels Cline. Wailing guitar chops and searing violin, combined ...
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