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Antipop Vs. Matthew Shipp
Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2003
Track listing: Places I've Never Been; Staph; Slow Horn; A Knot In Your Bop; svp; Coda; Stream
Light; Monstro City; Real Is Surreal; Free Hop.
Equilibrium
Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2003
Track listing: Equilibrium; Vamp To Vibe; Nebula Theory; Cohesion; World Of Blue
Glass; Portal; The Root; The Key; Nu Matrix.
Matthew Shipp
by Jeff Stockton
Producer, composer, sideman, and soloist Matthew Shipp arrived in New York City 20 years ago, and in the interim has become arguably the most important player on the downtown avant-garde scene. Throughout the ‘90s, initially with the David S. Ware quartet, then as a leader most often with bassist William Parker at his side, Shipp recorded ...
Matthew Shipp: Equilibrium
by James Taylor
The buzz on Matthew Shipp's new recording was that it would be his greatest, most accessible, album to date. Accessible Equilibrium most certainly is, but greatness and accessibility for a free jazz artist should rarely be uttered in the same breath. The latest addition to Thirsty Ear Records' Blue Series, ...
Matthew Shipp: Equilibrium
by Kurt Gottschalk
Matthew Shipp has done a praiseworthy thing with an odd outcome in his Blue Series for the Thirsty Ear record label. Shipp has overseen the creation of an important and identifiable sound, a label in the classic sense of old Blue Note and Impulse! records which appealed to the listener by offering a dependable product with ...
Matthew Shipp: Equilibrium
by Richton Guy Thomas
Equilibrium represents the second collaboration between pianist Matthew Shipp and electronic expert FLAM, after last year's successful Nu Bop. The lineup is the same, except reed man Daniel Carter is replaced by vibraphonist Khan Jamal, who adds a sense of heightened continuity to the quartet's sound. The opening number, “Equilibrium,” is a splendid example ...
Matthew Shipp: Equilibrium
by AAJ Staff
If the winds of change are any signal, there's a storm ahead. Pianist Matthew Shipp, brought out of retirement by Thirsty Ear's offer to become artistic director of its Blue Series imprint, has been waving flags right and left. Last year's Nu Bop signaled his vision of out jazz combined with studio production; its infectious accessibility ...
Matthew Shipp: Equilibrium
by Mark Corroto
The musical explorations of Matthew Shipp in this new century remind one of similar investigations by Miles Davis forty years ago. Back then, Miles explored modal jazz and his audience followed. He played third stream music, a combination of jazz and classical, and lifted his audience, as all of us wanted to explore Spanish music after ...
By The Law Of Music
Label: Hat Hut Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Signal 2.By The Law Of Music 3.Implicit 4.Fair Play 5.Grid 6.Whole
Movement 7.Game Of Control 8.Point To Point 9.P X 10.Grid 11.Coo 12.X
Z U 13.Solitude
Songs
Label: Splasc(H) Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: We Free Kings; There Will Never Be Another You; Almighty Fortress Is Our
God; Con Alma; Angel Eyes; On Green Dolphin Street; Bags' Groove;
Yesterdays; East Broadway Run Down.
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