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Mo'Fone: Sling Shot
by Ian Patterson
It must be challenging for Mo'Fone to secure gigs and, no doubt, many a venue refused them once the trio explained its lineup as two saxophones and drums. It's a setup sure to suggest an avant-garde trip or vaudeville novelty outing but the music on Sling Shot is, in fact, both tremendously listenable and serious. While ...
Wiggle
Album: Sling Shot
By Jeremy Steinkoler
Label: Evander Music
Released: 2009
Duration: 04:26
Sling Shot
By Mo'Fone
Label: Evander Music
Released: 2008
Track listing: Wiggle; Sling Shot; Rock of Ages; Seven Evan; Simon; Say What; Crescent; Fool in the
Rain; Kattywampus; Bee
Leef
Label: Evander Music
Released: 2008
Track listing: Ladies and Gentlemen; And Go; Don't Let 'Em Getcha; PDX LIX LAX; My Guitar; Bongo Non Troppo; What's Industrial Jazz?; What's in Anne's Icebox?; The Job Song; The Hotdog Hat; Howl; Big Ass Preview; Richardson's Road Poem; Big Ass Truck; Fuck the Muck (part one); Fuck the Muck (part two); Big Ass Truck (radio edit); The Job Song (radio edit).
Industrial Jazz Group: LEEF
by Brad Glanden
It's difficult to fathom a universe where someone would not enjoy listening to LEEF. One would have to be conditioned, Clockwork Orange-style, into finding the sound of musical instruments morally reprehensible. There's nothing on the Industrial Jazz Group's album that couldn't be embraced wholeheartedly by someone with an otherwise unrepentant disdain for all things jazzy.
And Begin Again
By Tin/Bag
Label: Evander Music
Released: 2007
Track listing: And Begin Again; Bienvenue; Recourse to Unison; For Wadada; The In-Between; Half Life: One Brief Moment; Half Life: A Slight Shift; Half Life: Prize; Back from the Eternity; Fishers of the Star.
Tin/Bag: And Begin Again
by Troy Collins
And Begin Again documents an often overlooked side of a small group of up-and-coming bi-coastal improvisers. Los Angeles-based trumpeter Kris Tiner (Empty Cage Quartet) and New York- based guitarist Mike Baggetta deliver an attractive album of duets and quartet improvisations that resonate with a fragile harmonic maturity typically unheard in the work of such young, occasionally ...
Industrial Jazz Group: Industrial Jazz A Go Go!
by Andrey Henkin
For those expecting to read about Ministry tunes played by full trumpet sections, stop right now. The Industrial Jazz Group has absolutely nothing to do with industrial music per se. I might posit that the adjective refers to an almost assembly line-like amalgamation of every known big band style into one mechagodzilla that destroys Tokyo.
