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Openings And Samādhis

Label: Discus Music
Released: 2025
Track listing: The Samādhi Of The Expulsion Of Sacred Rage; The Mindful Hit Of The Bamboo Stick; The Samādhi Of The Encounter With The Double; The Political Positioning Of The Vajra Posture; The Secret Samādhi; A Bodhisattva Silently Cries The Sadness Of The World; The Samādhi Of Pearl Drops; The Samādhi Amidst The Waves Od Samsāra;

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Cup & Ring

Label: Discus Music
Released: 2025
Track listing: Cup No 1; Ring No 1; Ring No 2; Ring No 3; Cup No 2; Ring No 4; Cup No 3; Ring No 5; Ring No 6; Cup No 4; Cup No 5;

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Live In Brighton

Label: Discus Music
Released: 2025
Track listing: Knead The Beat; Limpid Intone (Psalmodie Limpide); Mineral Knot.

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The Penelope Album Live

Label: Discus Music
Released: 2025
Track listing: Penelope Overture; Penelope - Part 1; Lambs; Nights Are Drawing In; Transition To The Garden; The Garden; A Grande Familia; Into The Beech Tree; The Beech Tree; Penelope - Part 2; February (Anjo); Be Right Bold; L'Heroisme; Shenandoah - Part 1; Shenandoah - Part 2; A Grande Familia - Reprise.

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Lifeline

Label: Discus Music
Released: 2025
Track listing: Lifeline 1; Lifeline 2; Lifeline 3; Lifeline 4; Lifeline 5; Lifeline 6.

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Shifa شفاء - Rachel Musson, Pat Thomas, Mark Sanders: Ecliptic

Read "Ecliptic" reviewed by John Sharpe


Scrubbed piano strings, malleted drums and a tenor saxophone testing the air may not conjure the usual Sunday-afternoon reverie, yet that is how the trio Shifa ignited its early-2023 matinee at north London's Café Oto. Ecliptic, the group's third document following Live at Café Oto (577 Records, 2019) and Live in Oslo (577 Records, 2020), captures ...

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Uneven Eleven: Live In Brighton

Read "Live In Brighton" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Since the dawn of this century, time seems to move faster and faster. Trends flare up and fade almost instantly--what is celebrated today becomes yesterday's news by morning. Music is no exception. Perhaps it is the digital age, meme culture or our shrinking attention spans that push us ever onward in search of the “next new ...

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Not One Not Two: Openings And Samādhis

Read "Openings And Samādhis" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Have you ever considered free improvisation musicians as part of a sangha? The Sanskrit word sangha means community, and in Buddhist practice, it refers to the collective of seekers who support one another along the path toward awakening. For Geoff Bright and Herve Perez--the duo known as Not One Not Two--the concept goes beyond metaphor. Their ...

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Shifa شفاء - Rachel Musson, Pat Thomas, Mark Sanders: Ecliptic

Read "Ecliptic" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Some books are divided into chapters--numbered, titled, and carefully structured. The musical equivalent is the tracklist: segmented, labeled pieces presented in order. But Ecliptic by the trio Shifa (شفاء, Arabic for “healing") rejects that format entirely. This 46-minute set of improvised music by saxophonist Rachel Musson, pianist Pat Thomas and drummer Mark Sanders unfolds without titles, ...

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Larry Stabbins & Mark Sanders: Cup & Ring

Read "Cup & Ring" reviewed by John Sharpe


Inspired by the 5000 year old Neolithic rock carvings pictured on the sleeve, Cup & Ring opens and closes with brooding, ritualistic pieces in which Larry Stabbins' breathy flute drifts like mist over Mark Sanders' deliberate, processional percussion. These atmospheric bookends, along with similarly spare interludes throughout, frame a set grounded more deeply in the language ...


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