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Dog Out: Dog Out

Read "Dog Out" reviewed by Matthew Wuethrich

by Matthew Wuethrich
May 3, 2004

Sex Mob’s Steven Bernstein has stated that he wants the group to revive the spirit of jazz, the spirit where people used to go out and “...listen to the music, go home and get laid.” Dog Out blares the same chord, like Sex Mob’s seedier, more bohemian (and Swedish) cousin. On their debut album these musicians ...

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Moksha: Moksha

Read "Moksha" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan
April 9, 2004

On Moksha this Swedish foursome successfully mines the free side of the piano-less quartet sound explored by Gerry Mulligan in the mainstream, and Ornette Coleman on the freer end of things, though I don't know if the word “free" actually describes Moksha's sound. A great deal of unison between the saxophone and trumpet, along with some ...

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Dog Out: Dog Out

by John Kelman
March 25, 2004

Winner of the 2002 Jazz in Sweden Award and receiving a four-star Downbeat Magazine review for his quintet recording On Purpose , Fredrik Nordstrom is a young saxophonist/composer/bandleader who is clearly attracting some justified critical attention. His brief Canadian tour in the summer of 2003 proved him a fearlessly uncompromising performer with his feet planted firmly ...

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Terraferma

By Alberto Pinton

Label: Moserobie
Released: 2003

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Dog Out

By Alberto Pinton

Label: Moserobie
Released: 2003

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Common Intent

By Alberto Pinton

Label: Moserobie
Released: 2002
Track listing: 1.Improvisation IV/IV 2.Basics 3.Hope And Will (To Alessandro) 4.The Limits Of Communication (a short reflection) 5.New Life (to my children) 6.Magnetism 7.Urgency (to Hammiet Bluiett) 8.Where We Live 9.Improvsation III/IV 10.Aspiring To (to Joe Viola, teacher, mentor; a great human being) 11.C-Melody 12.Quiet Space (a refuge, a resting place to gather new strength) 13.What Next 14.Further Reflections 15.Improvisation I/IV

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Alberto Pinton: Common Intent

Read "Common Intent" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita
September 1, 2002

Dynamics and well-placed subtleties abound on this outing led by sharpshooter baritone saxophonist/clarinetist Alberto Pinton. This quartet charts a path brimming with sublime portraitures, bubbly unison choruses, and swarming yet flexible rhythms, although the band conjures up ominous notions on “Improvisation IV/IV." Pinton and trumpeter Kyle Gregory frequently engage in soaring choruses atop the thoroughly musical ...

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