Crepuscule Trio / Unveil
Album: | Unveil | Collection: | Jazz | |
Artist: | Crepuscule Trio | Added: | Nov 2009 | |
Label: | Circumvention Music |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2010-01-24 | Pull Date: | 2010-03-28 | Charts: | Jazz |
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Week Ending: | Mar 28 | Mar 21 | Mar 14 | Feb 28 | Feb 14 | Feb 7 | Jan 31 |
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Airplays: | 1 | 2 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 1 |
Recent Airplay
1. | Mar 25, 2010: | orangeasm
Drumbells |
4. | Mar 12, 2010: | Memory Select
Nancy's Dance |
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2. | Mar 19, 2010: | Memory Select
Still Hypocrites |
5. | Feb 26, 2010: | Memory Select, early edition
Kill Yr Idylls |
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3. | Mar 18, 2010: | The Viking Lounge (sub for Alma Mahler)
Freak Seen |
6. | Feb 12, 2010: | Memory Select - Tom Djll of Grosse Abfahrt
Dunt |
Album Review
Fo
Reviewed 2010-01-23
Reviewed 2010-01-23
CREPUSCULE TRIO: Unveil
Circumvention, 2009
POSTMODERN/AVANT-JAZZ – This sax/bass/drum trio out of LA has a great sound, open and daring but still very accessible, balanced somewhere between the notions of groove and freedom. Sharp-edged sax slices and spins over a tense bass pulse, while varied drums and perc keep it on the move. Cool stuff all around.
Alan Cook - drums/percussion
Ken Kawamura - sax
Anthony Shadduck - bass
* * * * | No duds here. Fo’s Picks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 8
1. 6:26 – twisty sax roams over steady midtempo pulse; sneaky bass solo
2. 4:00 – free improv: open, spacious, birdlike; picks up a sort of groove
3. 9:21 – dreamlike intro, then furtive sax spirals; becomes quietly knotted up
4. 5:45 – sluggish intro, then moves swiftly with sustained post-bop pressure
5. 2:25 – stuttering monotone bass and scattered percussion
6. 4:57 – winding melody, high sax & sing-song bass, drums pick up & fall off
7. 5:59 – slow, creaky improv: semi-melodic, develops a groove near the end
8. 5:39 – boppish, prodding theme becomes an oblique walk, gets low
9. 1:38 – nifty drum/percussion interlude, atmospheric
10. 5:58 – dragging, nagging sound; grows argumentative, drops into grooves
[ Fo ] 01/23/10
Circumvention, 2009
POSTMODERN/AVANT-JAZZ – This sax/bass/drum trio out of LA has a great sound, open and daring but still very accessible, balanced somewhere between the notions of groove and freedom. Sharp-edged sax slices and spins over a tense bass pulse, while varied drums and perc keep it on the move. Cool stuff all around.
Alan Cook - drums/percussion
Ken Kawamura - sax
Anthony Shadduck - bass
* * * * | No duds here. Fo’s Picks: 1, 2, 3, 4, 8
1. 6:26 – twisty sax roams over steady midtempo pulse; sneaky bass solo
2. 4:00 – free improv: open, spacious, birdlike; picks up a sort of groove
3. 9:21 – dreamlike intro, then furtive sax spirals; becomes quietly knotted up
4. 5:45 – sluggish intro, then moves swiftly with sustained post-bop pressure
5. 2:25 – stuttering monotone bass and scattered percussion
6. 4:57 – winding melody, high sax & sing-song bass, drums pick up & fall off
7. 5:59 – slow, creaky improv: semi-melodic, develops a groove near the end
8. 5:39 – boppish, prodding theme becomes an oblique walk, gets low
9. 1:38 – nifty drum/percussion interlude, atmospheric
10. 5:58 – dragging, nagging sound; grows argumentative, drops into grooves
[ Fo ] 01/23/10
Track Listing
1. | Dunt | 6. | Freak Seen | |||
2. | Vajra | 7. | Wisdom Of Insecurity | |||
3. | Nancy's Dance | 8. | Kill Yr Idylls | |||
4. | Trancemigration | 9. | Drumbells | |||
5. | Ents | 10. | Still Hypocrites |