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Sky Garden
By Yo Miles!
Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Disc 1: It's About That Time/ The Mask; Jabali (Part I); Shinjuku; Great Expectations; Directions
Disc 2: Sivad>Gemini Double Image>Little Church; Miles Star; Who's Targeted?; Jabali (Part II); Willie Dixon; Cozy Pete
Double Negative
By The Muffins
Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: The Highlands; Writing Blind; Choombachang; The Ugly Buttling; The Man in the Skin-Painted Suit; Childhood's End; Exquisite Corpse; They Come on Unknown Nights; Cat's Game; Stethorus Punctum; Dawning Star; 5:00 Shadow; Meteropolis; Angel from Lebanon; Frozen Charlotte; Maya; The Two Georges
Poetry of Appliance
Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Richard Leo Johnson (acoustic 12 string, acoustic double neck 6 & 12 string, electric six string guitars), Ricardo Ochoa (electric and acoustic violin, theremin), Andrew Ripley (Yamaha WX5, melodica, Frostwave Resonator)
Far Corner
By Far Corner
Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: Silly Whim; Going Somewhere?; Something Out There: I; II; III; With One Swipe of Its Mighty Paw; Outside; Tracking; The Turning; Fiction
Anglo American
By Gary Windo
Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1 Round Ginkie 1:52;
2 Standfast 11:51;
3 Carmus 13:51;
4 Spiderman 9:38;
5 Take Off 5:31;
6 Anglo American 3:31;
7 Is This the Time 4:36;
8 Quick Steps 5:21;
9 Free to Go 3:33;
10 The Sun & the Moon 5:11;
11 Radio Improved 3:37;
12 Baxter 2:14;
13 Lassie Breaks Out 3:07;
14 Red River Valley 2:18.
Richard Leo Johnson: Poetry of Appliance
by John Kelman
With only three records to his name-- Fingertip Slip (Blue Note, '99), Language (Blue Note, '00), and now his new release, Poetry of Appliance --guitarist Richard Leo Johnson has managed to create a small but vital body of work that combines the best of Ralph Towner, Leo Kottke, Steve Tibbetts and Michael Hedges. Working mainly on ...
The Claudia Quintet: I, Claudia
by Mark Sabbatini
Here's something I don't hear a lot of: avant-garde for people who appreciate music. There's a glut of albums with new concepts, daring or just flat-out madness, but 2004's I, Claudia by the Claudia Quintet is a rare disc where something more insightful is happening at the assembly line. Snippets of classical, world beats, ...
Gary Windo: Anglo American
by A. Henkin
Sometimes musicians are more famous for their associations. Gary Windo, a late Brit hornman from a period with no end of visionary English saxophonists, may be a strangely familiar name. Check your LP stacks: have anything by the Brotherhood of Breath (BOB)? Ray Russell or Robert Wyatt? Hugh Hopper or Carla Bley? Maybe even NRBQ? If ...
Far Corner: Far Corner
by John Kelman
Sometimes the strangest things happen in the strangest places. If you were to say that a new chamber rock outfit, comfortably blending a classical music approach with a more aggressive rock stance, had come out of Milwaukee, Wisconsin, you might be laughed out of the room. Nothing against Milwaukee, it's just that when one thinks of ...
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