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Article: Album Review

Myriad3: Moons

Read "Moons" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Someone's always trying to take a tried and true format out on a new tangent. Consider the piano trio: Bill Evans introduced deep, classically-influenced harmonics and a democracy of instrumental input in the late fifties and early sixties. The Esbjorn Svennson Trio (e.s.t.) brought in classical, rock, pop and techno elements; The Bad Plus plays with ...

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Brinks

Label: Fresh Sound New Talent
Released: 2015
Track listing: Verona; Ends; I Don't Know; Flecks; So as To; Smithereen; Adldmbdld; Mince; Progress Bar; But Still and Yet.

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Myriad3: The Where

Read "The Where" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Dopo il notevole debutto di due anni fa con Tell, il piano trio canadese torna con un avventuroso lavoro, che evidenzia personalità in una formula strumentale che sembrava aver espresso ormai tutto, senza lasciare altri margini creativi. Se quell'esordio s'ispirava al trio EST di Esbjörn Svensson ora la ricerca si fa più autonoma, ponendo in essere ...

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Myriad3: The Where

Read "The Where" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Myriad3--the Toronto-based trio of pianist Chris Donnelly, bassist Dan Fortin, and drummer Ernesto Cervini--may be the most noteworthy small group to emerge from Canada in years. Tell (Alma, 2013) introduced the band to the world, marking Myriad3 as an outfit with a post-modern outlook, respect for the traditions of this music, and the smarts not to ...

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Jazz Quanta April

Read "Jazz Quanta April" reviewed by C. Michael Bailey


April is no more the cruelest month than the moon is made of cheese. For consideration this month we have nine recordings from far and wide: Antonio Adolfo to Little Feat far and wide. Antonio Adolfo Rio, Choro, Jazz AAM Music 2014 Before there was ...

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Article: Album Review

Matt Newton: Within Reach

Read "Within Reach" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


The piano only has 88 keys but an infinite number of possibilities are trapped within those black and white beauties. The instrument just sits and waits for the right people to come along and discover these yet-to-be-heard sounds. Judging from this album, Matt Newton is one of the right people. On Within Reach, ...

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Not So Old School

Label: D4 Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: Gonna Be Fine; Cunning & Baffling; My Only Girl; Hey Thanks; These Are the Words; DataBass; Don’t You Know; Wish You Were Here.

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Article: Album Review

Dan Fornero: Not So Old School

Read "Not So Old School" reviewed by Nicholas F. Mondello


Fornax--now there's a word you probably haven't heard since sophomore Latin class--if ever. It translates as “oven"-- words such as “furnace," al forno and--use your imagination for another example--are derivatives. Whether or not his surname emanates from ancient lingo, one thing is certain: trumpeter Dan Fornero's Not So Old School is indeed both contemporary and burnt-tongue ...

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Article: Extended Analysis

Myriad 3: Tell

Read "Myriad 3: Tell" reviewed by Dave Wayne


Three young guys in suits. Piano trio with a “band" name. Canadian. All original compositions except for “C Jam Blues." Wait, “C Jam Blues"? What? No indie rock covers? Well, then there's no way these guys could be Canada's answer to The Bad Plus. No electronics or sampling. Well, then Myriad 3 are not Canada's answer ...

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Myriad3: Tell

Read "Tell" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay


Tell is the debut of Myriad3, a young, Toronto, Canada-based trio formed in 2011 after its members met on local gigs. Recording the album over just two days the following year, the trio's interplay and sense of togetherness belie both its members' youth and the relatively recent establishment of Myriad3 as a unit. There's a very ...


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