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RAST 044
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"An elegant trio session featuring Sicilian saxophone legend Gianni Gebbia, teamed up with Rituel percussionist Garth Powell and Oakland bassist Damon Smith. This is not your typical horn/rhythm section session. Each player expands the sound of the instrument in ways that defy description -- and make it difficult for the listener to tell who's playing what."
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RAST 037
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Solo alto & soprano sax recordings, recorded in Berkeley, 2/28/97. Features various tribute works to Herman Von Helmoltz (German acoustic scientist), Houdini, Ichiryusa Hiroshige, Jascha Heifetz (Lithuanian-American violinist), Julius Hemphill, David Hilbert (German mathematician), Christiaaan Huygens, Werner Heisenberg, Katsushika Hokusai & Lewis Carroll. A pleasant listening experience, especially considering the context (solo sax recordings). With extended drone techniques, etc.
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RAST 023
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"His 2nd solo recording...focuses on new ways of playing the drum set using drumsticks & mallets as well as files, battery powered motors, and motorized kitchen implements...this is percussion music that bubbles, grinds and swells like nature intended. For fans of Zappa's 'Black Page' or Varese's 'Ionization.'"
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RAST 029
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Latest sampling extravaganza by Ostertag, who has previously recorded for Avant, Parachute, Rift, RecRec, etc. "The 3rd in Bob's Say No More series. Ostertag has once again used internationally renowned improvisers Mark Dresser (bass), Gerry Hemingway (drums) and Phil Minton (voice) as sound sources that are fed into a computer and rearranged in new and unusually exciting ways. This disc is derived from three generations of human/virtual collaboration with this particular group..." Limited stock.
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RAST 022
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"Experimental music quartet that blends the furious noise of New York free jazz, the crazy rock structures of Captain Beefheart and the rage of Diamanda Galas." Female voice, saxophones, bass, percussion.
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