Leila Bordreuil and Tamio Shiraishi Live at Trans Pecos 2015-12-08
Band: Leila Bordreuil, Tamio Shiraishi Videographer: Kevin Reilly
Band: Leila Bordreuil, Tamio Shiraishi Videographer: Kevin Reilly
Band: Chris Pitsiokos-Weasel Walter Duo Videographer: Kevin Reilly
Band: Satoko Fujii Tobira Videographer: Kevin Reilly 1st Set 2nd Set
Band: Tim Berne’s Snakeoil Videographer: Kevin Reilly
Band: Sam Weinberg, Joe Moffett, Henry Fraser, Connor Baker Videographer: Kevin Reilly Excerpt
Ross Hammond and Sameer Gupta – Upward (Big Weezus, 2016) Matana Roberts, Sam Shalabi, Nicolas Caloia – Feldspar (Tour de Bras, 2014) Daniel Carter, William Parker, Federico Ughi – Navajo Sunrise (577 Records, 2013) Daniel Carter, Steve Swell, Federico Ughi – Concrete Science (577 Records, 2004) Demian Richardson, Matthew Putman, David Moss, Federico Ughi, Daniel
Clifford Allen’s review of the debut record by Pulverize the Sound, released May 19, 2015, is now available here.
Relative Pitch (CD) Personnel Peter Evans (trumpet) Tim Dahl (bass) Mike Pride (drums) Art is not entirely beautiful. Its ability to shape transcendent experience into material reality is often attached to aesthetic pleasure or “meaning,” but that isn’t to say such an angle requires consonance. Indeed, a large swath of art relies on confrontation, bewilderment
Federico Ughi Quartet – self-titled (FMR, 2012) Daniel Carter-Federico Ughi Duo – Mountain Path (577 Records, 2007) Other Dimensions in Music – self-titled (Silkheart, 1990) The Golden Measure – self-titled (self-released, 2016) Alda Magna – self-titled (Tutl, 2013) Daniel Carter, William Parker, Federico Ughi – The Dream (577 Records, 2006) Wake Up! – self-titled (2010)
Frank Lowe Quartet – Out Loud (Triple Point, 2014) [vinyl] Bill Dixon – Son of Sisyphus (Soul Note, 1990) [vinyl] Blue Collar – ________ Is an Apparition (Rossbin, 2004) Bill Dixon – Vade Mecum (Soul Note, 1994) Sabir Mateen’s Shapes, Textures, and Sound Ensemble – Prophecies Come to Pass (577 Records, 2006) No-Neck Blues Band