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Celestial Mechanix

Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2004
Track listing: Stellar [Remix]; CD: Dir>Gesture>; Travelogue, Pt. 1: NYC to Hawaii; Lingua Ex Machina [Remix]; Nommos Ascending [Remix]; Maldoror's Gambit [Remix]; Not in Our Name; Bass Pressure [Mix]; Anansi's Gambit [Remix]; Otikon [Remix]; Shining Through; Unforgettable Journey; Lingua Ex Machina [Remix]; Travelogue, Pt. 1: NYC to Hawaii; SVP/(Interlude); Nu Bop/Scrapbook; Nu Bop; Not in Our Name [Remix]; Travelogue, Pt. 2: Medley; Nommos Ascending [Remix]; Bass Pressure Mix; Ananda Rotation; Real Is Surreal; Optometrix; Alter Echo's Interlude/Mad Professor's...; Out of the Blue; Jungle Soldier; Anandi's Gambit [Remix]; Slow Horn; SVP; Scrapbook; Visions; Urban Shadows; Dementia Absentia [Remix]; Nebula Interlude; CD: Dir>Gesture>; More and More; Maldoror's Gambit [Remix]; Song of Hope; Mist; I Spy; Double Cross; The Golden Age; Cosmic World.

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Threads

Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Ananda Rotation - 6:39 2. Sufic Passages - 9:02 3. Weave, Pt. 1 - 3:21 4. Threads - 13:00 5. Carousel of Lightness - 9:02 6. Weave, Pt. 2 - 3:41

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High Water (Mark)

Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2004
Track listing: Please Stay (Yesterday), Sunrise Over BKLYN; Get Your Hand Off My Shoulder, Pig; Get Modal; Intrigue in the House of India; Something is Wrong; When the Moon Was Blue (featuring Harry Keys); Please Leave (Yesterday).

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The Sweetness Of The Water

Label: Thirsty Ear Recordings
Released: 2004
Track listing: Track Four; Quintet; Lata; Duo; Track One; Inlet; Track Two; Autumn

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Yohimbe Brothers: The Tao of Yo

Read "The Tao of Yo" reviewed by Andrew Durkin


Let's face it: sometimes the claim that a given work “defies genre" (as the press materials for The Tao of Yo , the second release by the Yohimbe Brothers, put it) is more the result of aggressive marketing than anything else. Indeed, “eclecticism" has become something of a PR mantra among musicians in recent years. Its ...

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Matthew Shipp: Harmony And Abyss

Read "Harmony And Abyss" reviewed by Mark Sabbatini


It's a fairly established music principle: Give Wayne Shorter a cheap student sax and he still sounds like a master. Give Ashlee Simpson a “booster" vocal and she still sounds awful. Gadgets and technology are great, in other words, but don't forget humility pills if the talent isn't there. Pianist Matthew Shipp digs deeper ...

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Big Satan: Souls Saved Hear

Read "Souls Saved Hear" reviewed by Rex  Butters


The return of Big Satan finds alto saxophonist Tim Berne, guitarist Marc Ducret, and drummer Tom Rainey playing the edgy, astonishing music associated with the reedman's recent outings. Despite Ducret's easy access to loud and rough hues, his work with Berne drains the denseness lodged in Berne's recent Science Friction , more fully revealing the convoluted ...

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Yohimbe Brothers: The Tao of Yo

Read "The Tao of Yo" reviewed by Mark F. Turner


Hard rock psycho-turntabulism that pushes the envelope. The Yohimbe Brothers once again deliver their eclectic blend of rock, DJ mixing, rap lyrics, and other elements on The Tao of Yo. The duo, whose name is based loosely on an African herbal aphrodisiac, consists of guitarist Vernon Reid (Living Colour, Vernon Reid & Masque) and turntablist DJ ...

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Big Satan: Souls Saved Hear

Read "Souls Saved Hear" reviewed by Sean Patrick Fitzell


Exorcising the demons with the fire and brimstone of a revivalist meeting, Souls Saved Hear marks the ferocious return of saxophonist Tim Berne's Big Satan. At just under 48 minutes -- the longest piece just over ten -- it is somewhat diminutive within Berne's catalog. But the taut arrangements distill the power of the performances. Focused ...

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Matthew Shipp: Harmony and Abyss

Read "Harmony and Abyss" reviewed by John Kelman


Following up pianist Matthew Shipp's Equilibrium, a breakthrough record in a career of musical high points, was clearly a difficult challenge. And, to be sure, as revolutionary as Shipp's career has been and as much a shift in direction as Equilibrium was, his new disk, Harmony and Abyss is more of an evolutionary record, taking the ...


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