Rob Mazurek Marfa, Texas
Rob Mazurek is an electro-acoustic composer, musician, improviser, multi-disciplinary artist focused on the projection of resonant sound and visual energies. Born in Jersey City, New Jersey, Mazurek spent much of his artistic life in Chicago and Brazil before taking up residence in Marfa, Texas. ... more
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Urgency, groove, tradition, anger, it's all there in this wonderful bass sound. The pieces reveal different aspects each time I listen to them. Feedback, overtones, shifting patterns, lyrical moments, make this a very contemporary and explorative album, while tone and phrasing at times reaffirm the power of the instrument's tradition.
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Good Days
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So happy to see a new album from this band. I've long been a fan of Mazurek and Parker's work in Tortoise, on top of the CUQ... Anyhow, if you're curious about contemporary jazz, this is a terrific place to start.
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Sun Beans of Shimmering Light
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Simply amazing to hear a new album with Wadada and Ewart!! ...And Reed rounds out this trio beautifully. Just gave it my first spin. Absolutely magical.
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Hermetic Topography
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Stuttgart collective Zebularin create densely atmospheric pieces that meld digital noise with analog free jazz.
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Like the Grass
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On The Way (To The Laughing Light Of Plenty)
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supported by 10 fans who also own “Spectral Mist Upon Tiger's Time”
Bloor is one of those bands you comb through your album library for a reference point, it is many things, and to cite one would do a disservice once the next song begins. Free is a given, a repetition establishes a pattern, the pattern indicates a direction, a left is taken, somehow you are back at the point of departure. One could suggest a seatbelt.
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