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The Thaw & Forethought
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Addict & T&C
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eyeshutight UK
“What became clear tonight in Cardiff is just what an original and inventive
outfit eyeshutight have become... The
rapport between
the three musicians was captivating and drew the listeners fully into their
sound world.”
- Ian Mann, jazzmann.com, October 2014
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Drums are pleasantly measured for a jazz trio, and so that much more poignant. Piano takes center stage confidently with great effect. Bass probably does dope shit...nah but yea, it definitely does.
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v2.0 (Deluxe Edition)
by GoGo Penguin
supported by 6 fans who also own “Live @ Valley Wood”
Several tasty gems on this album. Definitely a nice change-up on the traditional jazz trio sound. Very nice!
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Juniper
by Slowly Rolling Camera
supported by 6 fans who also own “Live @ Valley Wood”
I have been searching for jazzy music similar to "ambient jazz ensemble" I finally found it. sweet jazz, with electronic trip hop downtempo elements. I've listened to all the albums, and this one is my fave. it's impossible to pick a favorite, but it would either be, Juniper, hyperloop, crossings, or eight days lol.
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Trumpeter Harry Spencer’s orchestral modern jazz has cinematic scope, inspired here by dissidents throughout history.
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What It Means To Be Human
by Jasper Høiby
The second entry of Høiby's four-album series explores urgent global issues—in this case, climate change—through experimental jazz.
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New Zealand saxophonist Jeremy Rose hits us with an LP full of nimble jazz with noir-y melodies.
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Trichotomy - Live with String Quartet
by Trichotomy
supported by 6 fans who also own “Live @ Valley Wood”
Purchasing this wonderful "chamber jazz" album, I followed in the footsteps of "LeAhcim Retsehcnam", who owns a splendid jazz/fusion/avantgarde collection. This excellently sounding live recording shows in an exemplary way how the confines of contemporary jazz can be vastly expanded - here by fusioning a piano-bass-drums jazz trio with a classical string quartet, and incorporating classical counterpoint composing techniques.
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