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Tranceportation Vol.2
by Sonar w. David Torn
supported by 24 fans who also own “Ink Part 3/3”
At first listen, the juxtaposition of Sonar's rhythmic constructions and Torn's soaring, furious/tender voice would by themselves be enough of a pull. But digging beyond the surface will reward the listener greatly. There is great depth, emotional nuance, intrigue and change, rewarding repeated listening. Ref: Miles/80's Crim/Tibbetts, but this is truly new music.
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Three Movements
by Sonar with David Torn and J. Peter Schwalm
supported by 21 fans who also own “Ink Part 3/3”
Excellent album again from Sonar! More "ambiant" and "spatial" sounds. I really enjoy the accumulation of new sounds. The album feel fresh. Merci! Long live Sonar! ♥️
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The Melbourne bassist creates intricate patterns out of marimba and glockenspiel, a rich combo that adds depth and rhythm to his music.
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The bassist who's spent much of his career pushing against jazz traditions finds value in embracing them, to some degree, with a nimble quartet of fellows.
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World Dialogue (featuring Kronos Quartet)
by Stephan Thelen
supported by 21 fans who also own “Ink Part 3/3”
On the first track, the Kronos Quartet plays a composition Stephan Thelen wrote for it. Kronos is and for a long time has been my favorite for contemporary art music. It is very selective about what it chooses to perform, and everything it chooses to perform is well worth listening to. The other three tracks are also superb Thelen compositions, here performed superbly by the Al Pari Quartet.
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