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CD RECOMMENDATION

sco-cd-preoruka-120-x-120JOHN SCOFILED TRIO: En Route (Live, 2003)
John Scofield Trio: John Scofield (guitar); Steve Swallow (bass); Bill Stewart (drums).
EN ROUTE captures guitarist John Scofield performing in a trio setting at the Blue Note in New York City. Given the group format and the venue, it's not surprising that EN ROUTE reveals the more jazz-oriented side of Scofield's aesthetic than the punchy funk workouts he turned out in the late 1990s and early 2000s. Scofield's energetic playing has rarely sounded better than in the illustrious company of bassist Steve Swallow and drummer Bill Stewart, however, and the result is a solid, complex, and thoroughly enjoyable study in dynamic group interplay.
Live @ The Blue Note, Nyc W/ Steve Swallow & Bill Stewart. Recorded at The Blue Note, New York, New York in December 2003. Buy CD now.

formarek-cd-preoruka-120-x-120MICHAEL FORMANEK: The Rub And Spare Change (2010)
Michael Formanek double-bass; Tim Berne alto saxophone; Craig Taborn piano; Gerald Cleaver drums.
ECM debut for Michael Formanek, whose formidable bass has propelled groups from the Mingus Big Band to Tim Berne’s Bloodcount and has backed artists as diverse as Chet Baker and Elvis Costello. A bandleader and composer in his own right, he is heard here with some highly-talented colleagues in an outgoing programme of his own pieces, whose unorthodox constructions set up strong solos and fiery group interaction. Buy CD now.


CONCERT RECOMMENDATION

blixa-koncert-preporuka-120-x-120ANBB Blixa Bargeld & Alva Noto @ Kino Šiška, Ljubljana - 04.09.2010.
Blixa Bargeld, an 1980's alternative icon (singer and leader of Einstürzende Neubauten and guitarist of Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds) and Alva Noto (Carsten Nicolai), a leading producer in experimental electronics and an audio-visual artist, appear in a unique live fusion of abstract electronics and solid vocals, the lyrical setting and noisy rhythms, the digital subtlety and organic rawness.
“Crystalline noise formations. Phrases, words, syllables of pure sound isolated until normal sense disappears, leaving new, unexpected abstractions to emerge. [...] the most suggestive and nuanced version of ‘I Wish I Was a Mole in the Ground’ since Bob Dylan.” (The Wire, 12/09). Buy tickets now

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