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While taking its name from a 15th century Burgundian composer, Busnoys is very much a 21st century jazz group. The band is fronted by vibraphone player Martin Pyne, a passionate and engaging improviser, who makes imaginative use of electronic processing to take his instrument into unexpected sonic territories. Pyne is a member of innovative improvising trio "Dangerous Kitchen" with saxophone legend Stan Sulzmann and percussionist Simon Allen, and is also has an ongoing collaboration with sax man Tony Woods and vocalist Nette Robinson. The trio's repertoire is based around Pyne’s striking compositions, which more often than not draw listeners in by telling some kind of a story, as well as the occasional judiciously chosen standard

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Move Fast And Mend Things

By Martin Archer

Label: Discus Music
Released: 2026
Track listing: Trail Of Tears; Move Fast And Mend Things; Only Disobeying Orders; Heavy Manners; Weeds; Snake Oil; The Twister.

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Article: Album Review

Hi Res Heart: Move Fast And Mend Things

Read "Move Fast And Mend Things" reviewed by John Sharpe

by John Sharpe

On its second outing, British outfit Hi Res Heart trades the stitched-together aesthetic of its debut for the friction and immediacy of shared space, sharpening both its collective instinct and sonic identity. Where the earlier release documented remotely recorded parts later assembled in the studio, Move Fast And Mend Things convenes the ensemble in a single ...

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Article: Album Review

Martin Pyne David Beebee: Ripples

Read "Ripples" reviewed by John Sharpe

by John Sharpe

British vibraphonist Martin Pyne's decision to pair with David Beebee's electric piano engenders an unusual combination for the largely freely improvised Ripples. With its fusion associations, the sound of the Fender Rhodes seems slightly retro in this sort of setting. But equally unusual is the degree of overlap in the tonality; the keyboard could be the ...

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Ripples

By Martin Pyne

Label: Discus Music
Released: 2022
Track listing: Making The Point; Wabi Sabi; Kawako; Dance Of The Damsel Flies; Seeking Refuge; Peg Powler; Sodankyla; Acheron, River Of Woe; Night Music; Why?; Kingfisher Blue; Naiad.

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Article: Live Review

Holding Hands & Article XI At The Norfolk & Norwich Festival

Read "Holding Hands & Article XI At The Norfolk & Norwich Festival" reviewed by John Sharpe

by John Sharpe

Holding Hands & Article XI The Garage Norfolk & Norwich Festival Norwich, UK May 25, 2021 With the UK slowly reopening as the vaccination program diminishes the reach of Covid 19, live performance once more becomes a possibility. Major kudos to the Norfolk & Norwich Festival team for pressing ...

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Behind The Mist

By Martin Pyne

Label: Tall Guy Records
Released: 2017
Track listing: Niamh Of The Golden Hair; Yarthkin; Behind The Mist; Asrai; Spriggans; Changeling; Will O’ The Wisp; Hildaland; Hollow Hill; Song For Grace Melbury.

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Article: Album Review

Martin Pyne: Behind The Mist

Read "Behind The Mist" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Ten solo vibraphone improvisations, recorded in single takes with occasional electronic processing on three tracks, form the content of Martin Pyne's Behind The Mist. Pyne creates cool, spacious, crystalline sounds--music that seems to emerge organically from its inspirations. Pyne is a member of Busnoys, has accompanied silent films and has worked with jazz and ...

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Article: Album Review

Busnoys: Weaving The Spell

Read "Weaving The Spell" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Sometimes the world is easy to understand. Mostly, it's a puzzle. Take magic, for example--how does that work? Ask Busnoys, a vibes/bass guitar/drums trio from Bristol in England's West Country. The band seems to have at least some insight into the workings of magic. Its third album, Weaving The Spell, is full of relaxed, spacious, charms ...


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