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Alondra

Album: Narratives
By Steven Lugerner
Label: Self Produced
Released: 0
Duration: 06:56

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Sustenance

Album: These Are The Words
By Steven Lugerner
Label: Self Produced
Released: 0
Duration: 07:34

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Article: Album Review

Mr. Ho's Orchestrotica: Third River Rangoon

Read "Third River Rangoon" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan

by Dan McClenaghan

The “Mr. Ho" of Mr. Ho's Orchestrotica is vibraphonist Brian O'Neil, who has put together a vibraphone quartet, also featuring flute, percussion and bass, for Third River Rangoon. The music, dubbed “exotica," drifts back and forth across the less than distinct border between third stream chamber jazz and classical, with hints of world music influenced by ...

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SoCorpo: On Becoming

Read "On Becoming" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni

by Eyal Hareuveni

SoCorpo's debut is one of those recordings that could easily fly under the radar. Composed of two vocal artists who are based in New York--multi-instrumentalist Sasha Bogdanowitsch, also heard on Meredith Monk's Impermanence (ECM, 2008) , and Uruguay-born Sabrina Lastman, who has also collaborated with Monk. Both of them also partnered previously on Bogdanowitsch's SaReel Project. ...

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Dan Wilensky: Group Therapy

Read "Group Therapy" reviewed by Charles Walker

by Charles Walker

Tenor saxophonist Dan Wilensky possesses a warm, accessible tone on his instrument, and at first glance Group Therapy seems tailor-made to feature this broad, bluesy sound on ten straightforward compositions. However, less than two minutes into “Reckless Tongue," the album opener, the syrupy head breaks down into a standstill of rests and whole notes before sliding ...

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Article: Album Review

Nat Janoff: Come Together Move Apart

Read "Come Together Move Apart" reviewed by Bruce Lindsay

by Bruce Lindsay

Guitarist Nat Janoff's Come Together Move Apart appears over a decade after his critically-applauded debut, Looking Through (Independent Records,1999). He's not been idle during the intervening years, but his recorded output has been sporadic. That's to be regretted, for Janoff's playing is a delight, and his fellow musicians on this album are some of the brightest ...

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Tcha Limberger - Herman Schamp: Guitar Duo: Standards

Read "Standards" reviewed by Raul d'Gama Rose

by Raul d'Gama Rose

Sometimes it takes people a few extra revolutions of the earth to catch onto the art of certain musicians. The stunning repertoire of the young Gypsy multi-instrumentalist and composer, Tcha Limberger is a case in point. A prodigious talent from his very early years, when he performed with the family band Di Piotto's, Limberger has made ...

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Dan Wilensky: Group Therapy

Read "Group Therapy" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky

by Dan Bilawsky

Group therapy involves a collection of individuals coming together to work things out and sort through their thoughts in the same room. The same can be said for saxophonist Dan Wilensky's Group Therapy. Wilensky's wide-ranging career has involved everything from street playing and studio sessions to Broadway and a stint in Ray Charles' band. All of ...

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The Remote Viewers: To The North

Read "To The North" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

The ongoing saga of The Remote Viewers entails personnel changes that are neatly fitted into a particular program or stream of consciousness. On To The North, saxophonists Adrian Northover and David Petts extend the band's distinct methodology via a four-sax attack, with marimba and a standard rhythm section. True to form, the musicians pursue off-kilter rhythmic ...

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The New Three

Album: Cubed
By Planet Loop
Label: Self Produced
Released: 2011
Duration: 7:42


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