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Cortlandt
By Sean Malone
Label: Free Electric Sound
Released: 2008
Track listing: Controversy; Splinter; Fischer's Gambit; Hand Full of Earth; Sinfonia; Giant Steps; At Taliesin; Big Sky Wanting;
The Big Idea; Unquity Road (bonus track).
Sean Malone: Cortlandt
by John Kelman
Sometimes people become misrepresented early on. Sean Malone first came to attention as the bassist for death/technical metal band Cynic, but has since garnered more notice for his versatile playing with his fusion/progressive group Gordian Knot. That Malone--who also plays the tapped stick--recorded Cortlandt in 1996, not long after Cynic's Focus (Roadrunner, 1993), makes it even ...
What We Do
Label: Free Electric Sound
Released: 2006
Track listing: CD1: Cherokee; Footprints; Blue in Green; Solar; Gloria's Step; Icarus; Naima; Invitation; Nefertiti; Bessie's Blues; Maiden Voyage; Oleo. CD2: COnflict Resolution; The Ripe One; Pools; Improv 1; The Voyage of St. Brendan; Improv 2/Drum Solo/In-a-Gadda-DaVinci; Bad Hair Day; Addition by Subtraction.
McGill / Manring / Stevens: What We Do
by John Kelman
"Leonard Feather is now officially spinning in his grave. That, at least, is what journalist Bill Milkowski claims in his liner notes to What We Do by guitarist Scott McGill, bassist Michael Manring and drummer Vic Stevens. One thing is clear: faint hearts beware and jazz police stay away. Listening to this trio, which is typically ...
Torn Between Dimensions
Label: Free Electric Sound
Released: 2005
Track listing: The God Interface; Torn Between Dimensions; A Gap in the Stream of Mind Part One; Grasping at Nothing; Coming Home; The Event Horizon; A Gap in the Stream of Mind Part Two; Run; A Gap in the Stream of Mind Part Three; At War with Self
At War With Self: Torn Between Dimensions
by John Kelman
Both the name of the band (At War With Self) and the title of their debut album ( Torn Between Dimensions ) vividly describe the clearly schizophrenic nature of this new trio featuring guitarist/keyboardist Glenn Snelwar, bassist Michael Manring and Fates Warning drummer Mark Zonder. And yet as contradictory as these ten compositions clearly are, there's ...
+/- Addition by Subtraction
Label: Free Electric Sound
Released: 2001
Track listing: Zimparty, We Are Not Amused, KVB Liar, The Execution of Veit, The Voyage of St. Brendan - Abbot of Confert, Sile, +/-, Vicodin Shuffle, Euzkadi, Conflict Resolution, Purging Mendel
McGill/ Manring/ Stevens: +/- Addition by Subtraction
by John W. Patterson
I have known of Scott McGill’s amazing guitar wizardry since 1998, finally got to see him live, (front row), then enjoyed an impromptu lunch with him. I have tortured him with sending him demo cassettes of my whacked fusion and guitar tunes, and discussed certain nuances of the fine art of guitar. Besides being a great ...
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