Junk Magic
Jazz
| May 2004
Reviews
Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2004-05-29
Reviewed 2004-05-29
A mix of Carl Craig and avant-jazzer Tim Berne, both of whom Taborn has worked with. The music is led by a forest of keyboards and tweaky electronic sounds, with sax and viola to add legit jazz lines where appropriate. A really interesting sound, like a darker, disturbing Jaga Jazzist.
1- Drifty slow, breaks into crispy techno sci-fi
*2- Midtempo. Jagged, with a cooly detatched feel
3- Sad, slow collage
*4- Stumbling jazz, shades of midtempo Steve Coleman
*5- Hyperactive crackly electronics and piano (midtempo feel).
Slowly jazzy intro.
6- Crunchy '80s synth+drum machine
7- Slow, pastoral, with growing electronic menace in the foreground
1- Drifty slow, breaks into crispy techno sci-fi
*2- Midtempo. Jagged, with a cooly detatched feel
3- Sad, slow collage
*4- Stumbling jazz, shades of midtempo Steve Coleman
*5- Hyperactive crackly electronics and piano (midtempo feel).
Slowly jazzy intro.
6- Crunchy '80s synth+drum machine
7- Slow, pastoral, with growing electronic menace in the foreground
Recent airplay
Prismatica
Music Casserole — Aug 05, 2023
The Golden Age
Rock in a Position — Feb 23, 2006
Junk Magic
Come Play in the Milky Night — Aug 10, 2004
Junk Magic
Cleanup on Aisle You — Aug 02, 2004
Mystero
Oh Messy Life — Jul 25, 2004
The Golden Age
Memory Select — Jul 23, 2004
Charting
2004-05-24 — 2004-07-26
Jazz
| Week Ending | Airplays |
|---|---|
| Aug 1 | 1 |
| Jul 25 | 1 |
| Jul 18 | 2 |
| Jul 11 | 1 |
| Jul 4 | 3 |
| Jun 27 | 1 |
| Jun 20 | 3 |
| Jun 13 | 2 |
Track listing
| 1. | Junk Magic | ||
| 2. | Mystero | ||
| 3. | Shining Through | ||
| 4. | Prismatica | ||
| 5. | Bodies at Rest and in Motion | ||
| 6. | Stalagmite | ||
| 7. | The Golden Age |