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Up The Turret Mil

Label: Loyal Label
Released: 2009
Track listing: Squinting Skyward; Star Rover; Ignite a Noise; Harvester; The Loves of Zero; Shoreline Frequency; I Trap Totem Pulp; After a Tectonic Melt Purr; Following Transparency Monodies; Up the Turret Mil; Last Town Mile.

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Rich Johnson: Up the Turret Mil

Read "Up the Turret Mil" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones
March 23, 2009

Trumpeter Rich Johnson might be said to be engaging with the present; in a way, that's true of so few of his contemporaries. He produces music that's steeped in the culture of sampling, and similar examples of magpie-like curiosity. At the same time, he fashions music that is as striking as anything out there. This is ...

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Rich Johnson: Up The Turret Mil

Read "Up The Turret Mil" reviewed by Lyn Horton

by Lyn Horton
March 15, 2009

Voices tell stories; they penetrate their surroundings so that the stories warrant attention. They may have a subject that is self-referential, these are the times it is interesting to follow the flow. No clearer can it be than in Up The Turret Mil from trumpeter Rich Johnson. This record may be publicized as experimental, but perhaps ...

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Rich Johnson: Up the Turret Mil

Read "Up the Turret Mil" reviewed by Mark F. Turner

by Mark F. Turner
January 29, 2009

Rich Johnson's first solo release delicately meshes acoustic instruments (acoustic guitar, piano and trumpet) with technology (laptop computer and sampling) to create a fascinating collage of sound. Like seminal artists, the New York based musician is adept in both traditional and nontraditional idioms as witnessed on saxophonist Jason Rigby's Translucent Space (Fresh Sound, 2006) and on ...

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Rich Johnson: Up The Turret Mil

Read "Up The Turret Mil" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto
January 23, 2009

If something exists in the netherworld, it is said to be “living in hereafter," or the “afterworld." This ethereal theme, with its delicate, vaporous connotations is the subject matter of trumpeter Rich Johnson's Up The Turret Mil.While not a native of the Netherlands in either possible connotation, this New York artist produces sounds from ...