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SQUIDCO & THE SQUID'S EAR UPDATE

April 16, 2009


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Finally some fine weather here in NYC, a complement to the excellent music that's come in the last couple of weeks:

Derek Bailey's 2nd Incus album reissued (more Incus on the way!); Bisio, Ullman, Perelman/Duval on Not Two; 4 new psi releases, including Evan Parker's first 1975 1st solo album reissued; Boykins, Pomerance, Naked Future, and Sun Ra CDs on ESP; plus Sirius Respect plays Sun Ra and Stockhausen; Joe McPhee's Angels & Devils; two new erstwhiles: Kurzmann/Stangl, and Yoshida/Nakamura; SIM + Otomo Yoshihide on Doubtmusic; Braxton, and Halvorson/Radding/Wooley on Hatology; plus Berio and Feldman on Hat[now]Art; Gunter Adler, Gumpert, Gschlobl, and Jazz Parasites on Jazzwerkstatt; The Core, and Kullhammer on Moserobie; a bevy of Barnyards, and a crop of Kadimas; Yoshi Wada on EM; and the first of several Tazartes on Alga Marghen!

After the listings are 14 new reviews on The Squid's Ear !


Improvisation:


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Ali, Rashied: Live In Europe
(Survival)
Legendary drummer Rashied Ali's quartet with John Evans, Lawrence Clark, Greg Murphy and Joris Teepe performing live in Europe, propulsively serious jazz.



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Ariel: Origami
(Kadima)
Piano prodigy Ariel, performing complex jazz compositions at the age of 9 (!) with infuences from Matthew Shipp, John Hicks, Kirk Lightsey, Uri Caine, Aaron Goldberg, &c.



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Bailey, Derek: Lot 74 - Solo Improvisations
(Incus)
Reissue of Derek Bailey's 2nd Incus LP from 1974, fully remastered to bring Bailey's uniquely personal improvisation style clearly into the 21st century.



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Bisio, Michael Quartet: live at Vision Fest. XII
(Not Two Records)
Bassist Michael Bisio's Quartet with tenor saxophonist Stephen Gauci, soprano/tenor saxophonist Avram Fefer and drummer Jay Rosen live at Vision Festival XII.



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Boykins, Ronnie: The Will Come, Is Now
(ESP)
Remaster of legendary Sun Ra bassist Ronnie Boykins' first ESP album from 1964 in an impressive sextet that complements Boykin's talents as a composer and arranger.



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Braxton, Anthony: Seven Compositions (Trio) 1989
(Hatology)
Anthony Braxton's 1989 recording of seven compositions (glued together into three performances) in a trio with bassist Adelhard Roidinger and drummer Tony Oxley.



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Casserley, Lawrence & Adam Linson: Integument
(psi)
Performing as a duo since 2004 when they met at the RadiCCAls festival at the CCA, Glasgow, this is the first studio release from these excellent ea-improvisers.



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Chabala, Barry: Acoustic Gutiar
(Roeba)
Guitarist Chabala's first Roeba release reissued, solo pieces recorded to honor Derek Bailey, plus a bonus tracks with vocalists Melissa Fathman and Matt Pass.



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Core, The : And More Vol 1: The Art Of No Return
(Moserobie Music)
This amazing 7 piece band from Norway play sophisticated and intense jazz compositions led by three reed players including Jonas Kullhammar and Magnus Broo on trumpet.



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Der Moment (Gschlobl / Fink Rosenbauer): Transzendenz:
(JAZZWERKSTATT)
The Berlin based trio of Franconian musicians - trombonist Gschlobl, bassis Fink, and drummer Rosenbauer - in a transcendent album of imaginative original compositions.



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Fernandez, Agusti: Un Llamp Que No S'acaba Mai
(psi)
Pianist Agusti Fernandez in a trio with UK improvisers bassist John Edwards and drummer Mark Sanders, international interplay in modern improvisational language.



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Gumpert, Ulrich: Suites
(JAZZWERKSTATT)
Pianist Gumpert leads this band of amazing German musicians performing three large original compositions with incredible virtuosity and passionate performances.



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Gunter Adler: Auf Der Schonhauser Allee
(JAZZWERKSTATT)
Rudi Mahall's Gunter Adler European jazz quartet in a new release recorded in 2008, 9 original compositions of compelling and masterful works with wit and finesse.



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Halvorson / Radding / Wooley: Crackleknob
(Hatology)
Free improvisation from a trio of New Yorkers working in abstract territory but maintaining the pieces in compact works that are succint and spontaneously focused.



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Jazz Parasites: Very Early
(JAZZWERKSTATT)
Finnish guitarist Kalle Kalima, American bassist Ed Schuller and German drummer Ernst Bier make up this trio playing their own and the music of Coltrane, Hancock, Swallow and Bill Evans.



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Kullhammer / Osgood / Vagan: Andratx Live
(Moserobie Music)
The powerful modern jazz trio of Jonas Kullhammar, Kresten Osgood and Ole Morten Vagan performing live at Sweden's Glenn Miller Cafe in May 2008.



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Kurzmann, Christof / Burkhard Stangl : neuschnee
(erstwhile)
The second album from the long running lowercase / ea-improv "pop" duo of Burkhard Stangl and Christof Kurzmann, understated and intensely skewed music and songs.



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Martin & Haynes: Freedman
(Barnyard)
Lyrical and sophisticated improvisations performed on just a ukulele and a suitcase from these Toronto musicians playing the compositions of lap steel player Myk Freedman



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Martin, Jean / Barnyard Drama: I'm a Navvy
(Barnyard)
Toronto's amazing husband & wife team drummer Jean Martin and unusual vocalist Christine Duncan with guest guitarist Justin Haynes and Bernard Falaise, recommended!



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Martin, Jean & Colin Fisher: Little Man on the Boat
(Barnyard)
Drummer and loopster Jean Martin with multi-instrumentalist Colin Fisher in a veritable orchestra of sound resources, inspired and imaginative studio work.



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Martin, Jean & Evan Shaw: Piano Music
(Barnyard)
Much more than a simple duo, with overdubbed saxophone Martin & Shaw make large and complex environments & orchestral sections over which they nimbly improvise.



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Mcphee, Joe: Angels Devils + Haints [2 CDs]
(CJR)
A double CD of saxophonist/trumpeter Joe McPhee with a phenomenal and international bass quartet in a celebration of the brothers Ayler and the new millennium.



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Musiconspiracy (Kochan / Fonda / Hautzinger / Ogrim) : Do I The In?
(Not Two Records)
musiConspiracy is drummer/laptop artist Jacek Kochan, trumpeter Franz Hautzinger, bassist Joe Fonda and guitarist Tellef Ogrim, performing live at Alchemia, 2007.



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Naked Future, The : Gigantomachia
(ESP)
The Naked Future is reed player Arrington de Dionyso, pianist Thollem McDonas, drummer John Niekrasz and bassist Skloff, delirious and powerful improvisation.



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Nilsson / Sandell / Strid: Beam Stone
(psi)
This versatile trio combine influences from the free improv, ea-improv, noise, ambient and contemporary art scenes into an original sound language.



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Parker, Evan: Saxophone Solos
(psi)
Evan Parker's 1st solo saxophone recording from 1975 with additional FMP recordings from the same year, extreme and amazing improvisations aptly titled "Aerobatics".



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Perelman, Ivo / Dominic Duval: Nowhere to Hide
(Not Two Records)
Intricate and graceful improvisation from the duo of tenor saxophonist Ivo Perelman and bassist Dominic Duval from 2008 studio recordings of original compositions.



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Rempis, Tim Percussion Quartet: The Disappointment of Parsley
(Not Two Records)
Saxophonist Rempis' percussion quartet with Anton Hatwich on bass and Tim Daisy & Frank Rosaly on percussion performing live at Krakow's Alchemia in 2008.



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Respect Sextet, The: Sirius Respect: The Music Of Sun Ra
(Mode Records)
Music from 2 of the 20th Century's compositional giants, performed by this NY Sextet, who chose their repertoire based on how the two composers address the question of 'space'.



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Rubin, Harold: One Voice
(Kadima)
Influenced by choreography these are clarinetist Harold Rubin's solo compositions, imaginative and dynamic recordings with a raw edge.



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Shibolet / Josephson / Baker / Looney / Smith: untitled (1959)
(Kadima)
Kadima collective saxophonist Ariel Shibolet and 4 California Bay Area players in impressive and intense improvisation that make for an unusual and open-minded discourse.



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Sun Ra: Feature Pharoah Sanders & Black Harold
(ESP)
Sun Ra's 1964 ESP release with a young saxophonist Pharoah Sanders and Black Harold Murray on flute and log drum, remastered and with an additional 45 minutes.



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Swell, Steve: Magical Listening Hour Live At South Street Seaport
(Cadence Jazz Records)
Unconventional chamber jazz captured live at NYC's Seaport in a fantastic band with Louis Belogenis, Michael Attias and Nate Wooley, unusual interaction and discourse.



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Temperamental Trio: Raw and the Cooked
(Kadima)
Dark and daring electroacoustic improvisation from the trio of baritone saxophonist Stephen Horenstein, bassist JC Jones, and electronic artist Loic Kessous.



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Ullmann, Geberhard Basement Research: Don't Touch my music vol.2
(Not Two Records)
The 2nd in Gebhard Ullmann's "Don't Touch My Music" series with Julian Arguelles, Steve Swell, John Hebert & Gerald Cleaver, performing live in 2007 at Alchemia.



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Yoshida, Ami / Toshimaru Nakamura: Soba to Bara
(erstwhile)
Two of the original innovators of the Tokyo "onkyo" sound movement, understated ea-improvisations, in their first collaboration, constructed asynchronous recordings.



Compositional:


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Berio, Luciano & Edison Denissow: Works For Voice And Chamber Ensemble
(Hat [now] ART)
Remastered ed. of the '93 release of Berio's "Folk Songs" and "Chamber Music", and Edison Denissow's "La Vie en rouge" performed by the Ensemble for New Music Zurich.



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Feldman, Morton: For Bunita Marcus
(Hat [now] ART)
Feldman's 1985 solo piano composition for Feldman's pupil and long-time associate, from a 1990 digital recording remastered for this new edition.



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Wada, Yoshi: Earth Horns With Electronic Drone
(EM Records)
The first release of Yoshi Wada's long drone masterpiece, performed in 1974 with 4 self-made "pipehorns" and electronic drones, hypnotic and heavy sound evolution.



Electronic, Organized Sound, Experimental:


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De Mey, Yves: Lichtung
(Line)
The sound work "Lichtung" is the original score for a dance solo by choreographers Antoine Effroy and Anne Rudelbach and performed by Catherine Jodoin.



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Tazartes, Ghedalia: Une Eclipse Totale de Soleil
(Alga Marghen)
Incredible and bizarre long compositions as only Tazartes can construct, featuring unusual song sections, a canary, and the vacuum-cleaner's miracule.



Rock/RIO/Prog:


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Pomerance, Erica: You Used to Think
(ESP)
Folk songs with poetic influences from Erica Pomerance in her 1968 ESP release with an eclectic mix of classical, improvisational, folk and rock musicians.



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Sim + Otomo: Monte Alto Estate
(Doubtmusic)
Sim is the 3 piece electronic/rock band of Teruyuki, Yoshio & Masahiro, here with Otomo Yoshihide on turntables and synth, and amazing album of rhythms in a This Heat "Repeat" mode.




THE SQUID'S EAR


The Squid's Ear is Squidco's companion online magazine, featuring reviews of Squidco items from independent writers.

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