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Tony Malaby / Angelica Sanchez / Tom Rainey

Tony Malaby / Angelica Sanchez / Tom Rainey: Alive in Brooklyn, Vol. 2

by Troy Collins
September 2, 2006

Alive in Brooklyn, Vol. 2 is the second album from this excellent freewheeling trio. Pianist Angelica Sanchez and her husband, tenor saxophonist Tony Malaby, share their intuitive rapport with resourceful drummer Tom Rainey on another set of nebulous and visceral improvisations recorded at Barbès, one of Brooklyn's best new music venues. Sanchez once again ...

Tony Malaby / Angelica Sanchez / Tom Rainey: Alive in Brooklyn, Vol. 2

by Francis Lo Kee
January 30, 2006

Of the many bands that concentrate on so-called free improvisation, this trio may be the best. Many might be called avant-garde (or energy music, or any number of other terms) and there are a few people from more traditional backgrounds who dabble in free improvisation--or whatever else you want to call it--but this group's skill and ...

Alive in Brooklyn, Vol. 2

By Tony Malaby / Angelica Sanchez / Tom Rainey

Label: Sarama
Released: 2005
Track listing: Ventriliquism; ... The Other Ear; L'avenir; Pincherama.

Alive in Brooklyn

By Tony Malaby / Angelica Sanchez / Tom Rainey

Label:
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Chimera (22:36), 2. Brujeria (19:05), 3. The Hat (11:04)

Tony Malaby / Angelica Sanchez / Tom Rainey: Alive In Brooklyn

by Rex Butters
June 2, 2004

Alive in Brooklyn captures the buzz-prone Malaby/Sanchez/Rainey trio in the act on three extended performances, playing music improvised and occasionally arranged, keeping it exuberant and often enthralling. Their approach results in a unique flowing music, occasionally dissonant, but with unusual grace. Playing densely-toned electric piano, Angelica Sanchez nimbly keeps ideas coming. Tom Rainey drums with inspired ...

Tony Malaby / Angelica Sanchez / Tom Rainey: Alive in Brooklyn

by Sean Patrick Fitzell
April 24, 2004

Alive in Brooklyn, the debut release from the improvising trio of saxophonist Tony Malaby, Wurlitzer player Angelica Sanchez, and drummer Tom Rainey, was recorded live last September at Barbes. Despite having no written music to provide context for the improvisations, the trio gives them momentum and shape without blurting hundreds of notes devoid of meaning. Instead, ...

Tony Malaby / Angelica Sanchez / Tom Rainey: Alive in Brooklyn

by Phil DiPietro
March 25, 2004

A release full of surprises, all of which work! Despite the success of recent releases and concomitant ascent in notoriety for (husband and wife) pianist Angelica Sanchez and saxophonist Tony Malaby, we have what looks to be a self-released project here, arriving as it does in a cardboard sleeve, bearing the premier insignia of Sarama Records. ...