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Fringe Benefits

Label: Entropy Stereo
Released: 2000
Track listing: 70 Tracks.

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Luc Houtkamp: In Chicago

Read "In Chicago" reviewed by Mark Corroto


It’s interesting how one’s path of jazz listening arrives at a particular artist. My personal discovery of Netherlands-born saxophonist Luc Houtkamp came via Chicago. Well, actually Germany and Peter Brötzmann. The 1960s free-jazz flame-thrower was travelling to the windy city to play a series of concerts and mentioned the thriving scene that grew up around Ken ...

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Jon Rose: Fringe Benefits

Read "Fringe Benefits" reviewed by AAJ Staff


At a certain point, restlessness can merge into insanity. (I couldn't tell you exactly where that point is, because I'm long past it myself.) Extreme violinist Jon Rose has proven over and over again his restless desire for creative momentum. I'm not really sure where he stands with respect to sanity--but the music he makes is ...

Album

Fringe Benefits

Label: Entropy Stereo
Released: 1999

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Jon Rose: Fringe Benefits

Read "Fringe Benefits" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Fringe Benefits is a compilation of recordings emanating from Jon Rose’ Australian organization baring the same name which was a promotional tool of sorts for improvised music. Rose states in the liners: “.........Over half of these tapes had deteriorated so much that they had become unplayable. I decided to make a sampler of FBR, using material ...

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Northwoods Improvisers: Lightning Darkness

Read "Lightning Darkness" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


The Northwoods Improvisers are basically the same troupe as the Remote Viewing Ensemble (see May 99 AAJ review). Lightning Darkness features a similar approach to RVE; however, some of these pieces are constructed against firm rhythmic structures; although, the main thrust and conceptual approach is that of, improvisation. The opener, “Lightning Darkness” is at times eerie ...

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Remote Viewing Ensemble: Remote Viewing Ensemble

Read "Remote Viewing Ensemble" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


The Remote Viewing Ensemble are a Michigan based experimental or avant-garde group and feature such instrumentation as: Prepared Guitar, Tapes, Cheng, Bone Guitar and Wood Flutes to cite but a few. This band also takes on another identity, which is The Northwoods Improvisors (see AAJ May 99 review). This collective of experimentalist’s dabble in many different ...


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