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Part I
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Part II
16:37
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Part III
28:11
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UNLOAD Portugal
UNLOAD is a free-improvisation concert series running in Lisbon since 2012. We release live recordings of all concerts to showcase the local talent and to offer you remarkable exploratory music.
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Live in Chicago
by John Dikeman, Hamid Drake
supported by 6 fans who also own “Luis Vicente / Marcelo dos Reis / Marco Franco”
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Luis Vicente / Marcelo dos Reis / Marco Franco”
A beautiful cacophony. The twin guitar attacks are furious but don't overwhelm and the saxophone has no problem finding its own space. The percussion is subtle but propulsive as it always is with Prevost.
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The Same Is Always Different
by Susana Santos Silva
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Through experimentation with sound and execution, balancing somewhere between drone music, noise, sonorism and improvisation, Susana creates a poignant, personal story. This is a reflection of everyday life under lockdown – which is inspiring, not repetitive at all, and serves as a catalyst for growth, since "The Same Is Always Different" is a really important landmark on the musical path of this unique trumpeter. More: http://noweidzieodmorza.com/14014-quarantine-music/
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I was too young to hear silence
by Patrick Shiroishi
Free jazz saxophonist explores negative space on a vast, improvised work recorded in a L.A. parking structure.
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The Spanish avant-garde jazz trio takes listeners on a journey through time on their thoughtful new album.
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Improviser and composer Lara Alarcón has created an experimental opus rife with moments of wildly free jazz and lovely melodic passages.
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Spill Plus Nuscope CD 1028
by Magda Mayas / Damon Smith / Tony Buck
supported by 6 fans who also own “Luis Vicente / Marcelo dos Reis / Marco Franco”
Damon I met after moving from Seattle to San Francisco and after producing and hosting the Outer Limits radio program and as well forming an improvising unit ...Kagel... including two acoustic basses. Damon was very kind a gracious. I was fortunate to see Wolfgang Fuchs along side of one of my favorite, let’s say, local musicians. I felt the only replacement after Matt Speary’s death, the second bassist w/ ...Kagel..., was Mr. Smith. And I’m sure I would have been correct in my choice. Che
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