Sequence

Duet improvs with electronics and electronic effects. From the drummer who brought you the Claudia Quintet, a delicately techno-hip kind of avant-jazz group. Fairly aggressive stuff but not that loud; like a low-key sci-fi attack ... or maybe a choppier, edgier kind of new age. Lots of subtle percussion, analog synth blips, jangly autoharp, weird grunty sounds, and occasional sax flurries. Quite good, either way, and a nice dose of sound experimentation with some jazz roots.

1- Low-key: Propulsive, percussive sounds. Nicely jangly later.
2- Meandering and jazzy, nicely tuneful
3- Peaceful whistle tune, then bloopy electronic lushness
4- Staggery echoes. Ends with a chuggy, jazzy phase.
5- Music box (literally) plus incongruous percussion, low-key
6- Sproingy sounds, gaining speed into a small frenzy.
7- Crazy-quilt noises in random directions, over low-key autoharp
8- Clattery, gets into a groove
9- Ethereal whistles, scraping sounds. Mid/fast, tense, eerie
10- Electronic scratchiness and deadpan kalimba pinging
11- Gentle wood-box percussion, accordion-like tones. Slow.