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Jeff Robinson Trio | Getting Fixed
An entire album solely devoted to the addict and his addiction. This is an Opera, a Junkie Jazz Opera that should be presented in film, on stage as well as discussed and dissected in the class room and the living room.
Misha Feigin | Abraham’s Bagel
Abraham’s Bagel is Misha Feigin’s second collection of poetry. He has received the Thomas Merton Prize for Poetry and was awarded the Al Smith Fellowship for Creative Nonfiction. His other books include Searching for Irina and The Last Word in Astronomy, both by Fleur Publishing.
Misha Feigin was born and raised in Moscow and known as [...]
Paul Baylis | Jon Howard | Stuart McCallum
New release from Manchester-based collaboration featuring the talents of Stuart McCallum (Cinematic Orchestra), Paul Baylis (Carmen) & Jon Howard (J. J. Howard). These artists present over an hour of free-flowing, melodic music free from the constraints of traditional composition.
Norbert Blei | Jim Spector | The Quiet Time: Door County in Winter
The Quiet Time: Door County in Winter. Readings from Norb Blei’s DOOR STEPS (The Days, The Seasons) Original music for guitar by Jim Spector.
Sureau | The Leuven Concert
The SUREAU trio is playing free spontaneous improvisations based on mutual listening, musical invention and sound exploration. Double bass, voice and percussion.
Marjolaine Charbin and Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg | Quelles bouches voleront en éclats
Following meetings during improvised music concerts in Brussels, graduated jazz pianist Marjolaine Charbin and autodidact vocal improvisor Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg began working privately as a rehearsal duo in February 2008. The mutual music clicked quickly and surprisingly for both improvisors.
The Inbetweens | Quantum Cowboy
“The Inbetweens force the guitar trio format to walk the plank and make it jump anyway” – Deli magazine
akustronik | schindler | holzbauer | geisse | lillmeyer | pereyra | set two
improvised sound conversations
udo schindler | margarita holzbauer + GO GUITARS
Blaise Siwula | Carsten Radtke | Projection: Zero
This music is the result of a casual session at my studio in Brooklyn. Carsten has been visiting NYC for the past few years in August and attending the improvised music series I curate – C.O.M.A. that takes place on Sundays at ABC No-Rio on the Lower Eastside.
Geordie Haley’s Sea Of Song Trio | Blue Boat
Geordie Haley – guitar | Rob Clutton – bass | Brandon Valdivia – drums
East Delta Trio | Summer Garden Party
Geordie Haley – guitar | Evan Shaw – saxophones | Vineet Vyas – tablas
Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg, Jean Demey, John Russell | The Mercelis Concert (Brussels 2006)
A radically genuine kind of expression. Unpedigreed music that can turn our mood for the better in the space of a few minutes. — Massimo Ricci
Geordie Haley’s Every Time Band | The Green Suite and Other Stories
Geordie Haley – guitar/composer | Christine Duncan – voice | Jean Martin – drums | Paul Donat – bass | Evan Shaw – saxophone | Eugene Martynec – laptops
Moe! Staiano’s Moe!Kestra! | Two Rooms Of Uranium Inside 83 Markers: Conducted Improvisations Vol. II
The album documents two fine performances at the former performance venue, the Oakland Box Theater, in Oakland, with the Moe!kestra!
Musicians for Conducted Improvisation, Piece No.6 Depleted Uranium and Piece No.11 Two Orchestras in Separate Rooms.
Moe! Staiano’s Moe!Kestra! | An Inescapable Siren Within Earshot Distance Therein And Other Whereabouts
Piece No. 7 & Piece No. 5: Two Compositions for a Large Orchestra, strings, percussion, 6 E-stringed guitars, u-bolts, wine glasses and sirens.
“The pieces are two large (and yet, separate) compositions as a whole” — Moe!
Geordie Haley Trio | Polar Bears
Geordie Haley – guitars | Nick Fraser – drums | Scott Thompson – trombone
Moe! Staiano’s Moe!Kestra! | Two Forms of Multitudes: Conducted Improvisations
“A mass amount of musicians playing in huge clusters in a dissonant array, forming a wall of musical noise. I have always enjoyed working with a large orchestra using multitudes of the same instrument. I love a large sound or many players playing all at once in a massive frenzy.” — Moe! Staiano
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