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Collective Acoustics - Revision
Label: NCM East
Released: 2010
Track listing: God Put a Smile Upon Your Face; Hidden Place; Californication; Blue Light; The Rain Song; Like a Stone;
Solitude Standing; Knives Out; Not That Big
Brian Drye: Bizingas
by Troy Collins
Bizingas is the self-titled debut of trombonist Brian Drye's quartet of the same name. A versatile stylist whose resume includes stints with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra, Slavic Soul Party and indie rock stars like Arcade Fire, Drye's eclecticism is a common trait in the fertile Brooklyn scene he calls home, where his protean sensibility is best ...
Brian Drye: Bizingas
by Mark Corroto
Trombonist/composer Brian Drye is a modern musician for whom jazz is but one ingredient in his music. To him, the term is merely a pigeonhole, meant to typecast and eventually marginalize his work. He is not alone in this prescience, on Bizingas, Drye is accompanied by three visionary and quixotic players: cornetist Kirk Knuffke; guitarist Jonathan ...
Collective Acoustics - Edges
Label: NCM East
Released: 2009
Track listing: Ionosphere; New Atlas; Stratosphere; Doppler; Leblon; Stuff I Bought on eBay; Troposphere; Toroid;
Sonobuoy; Ellipsoidal; It Is What It Was; Affiliated Instruments; Mesosphere; The Boys from Herrontown
The Four Bags: Live at Barbes
By Brian Drye
Label: NCM East
Released: 2006
Track listing: Tent Song; Pins/Needles; Rainfall; The, The Cheat; Lied (ohne Worte) from the Serenade Op.
24; Sanfanando; Iowa Requiem; Accordion Tune; The Fall; Ok, James; Not Titled; Valley Song.
The Four Bags: The Four Bags: Live at Barbes
by Elliott Simon
Personnel-wise, the Four Bags have a more than tenuous connection to Balkan beat masters Slavic Soul Party. Musically however, this foursome treads the more ambiguous territory of worldly flavored chamber/contemporary classical jazz. This is turf the Four Bags have nurtured and in a large way defined. Their two previous releases included, among classically grounded originals, the ...
The Four Bags: Offshore
by Stephen Latessa
It is difficult to determine whether an album cover affects how you feel about the music contained within, or if some cover art is just particularly representative of the musical content. Either way, Russian artist Erik Bulatov's painting Red Horizon perfectly fits the music created by the Four Bags on Offshore. Certainly the whirling whimsy of ...
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