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Hard Cell: Feign

by John Kelman
September 9, 2005

Groove means different things to different people. To a hard core bebop addict, it might mean a mighty sense of swing, to a funk fan a strong backbeat. Exchange positions and neither would feel the visceral impact the other's music represents to them. While considerably more rhythmically complex than a simple backbeat or straight-eights swing, alto ...

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Brooklyn Blue

By Big Rude Jake

Label: Screwgun Records
Released: 2004

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Hardcell Live

By Tim Berne

Label: Screwgun Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1 Van Gundy's Retreat Berne 7:30
2 Huevos Berne 10:09
3 Traction Berne 11:28
4 Manatee Woman Berne 16:02

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Tim Berne: Hardcell Live

Read "Hardcell Live" reviewed by Ty Cumbie

by Ty Cumbie
December 8, 2004

Here are some jazz musicians who get it and get it all. That is meant in both senses: as in being hip to all the freshest angles in the current state of the music, and as in not messing around. Track one of Hardcell Live establishes this immediately. The complex, edgy theme is attacked with gusto ...

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Portrait

By Big Joe Turner

Label: Screwgun Records
Released: 2002

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Live Faust Die Jung

By Big Rude Jake

Label: Screwgun Records
Released: 2002

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Science Friction

By Tim Berne

Label: Screwgun Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Huevos; iHornet; Sigh Fry; Manatee Woman; Mikromaus; Jalape

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Open, Coma

By Tim Berne

Label: Screwgun Records
Released: 2002
Track listing: Disc One: Open, Coma; Eye Contact. Disc Two: The Legend of P-L; Impacted Wisdom.

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Tim Berne: Open, Coma

by AAJ Staff
November 25, 2002

Saxophonist Tim Berne's usual comfort zone (to the extent he ever really gets comfortable!) lies in smallish groups. Some of his best material has been performed in quartets and sextets. But on Open Coma, he throws the gates open to the Copenhagen Art Ensemble, whose 11 members mix with Berne's long-time collaborators Marc Ducret and Herb ...

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Tim Berne: Science Friction

Read "Science Friction" reviewed by AAJ Staff

by AAJ Staff
October 25, 2002

In 1996, after years of working under the auspices of indie labels like JMT and Soul Note, alto saxophonist Tim Berne took total artistic control over his work. The first release on his new Screwgun label was Unwound, a sprawling three disc live set documenting his working quartet, Bloodcount. The freedom Berne earned with ...