MANDAÏ DISTRIBUTION - independent music distributor
Copyright : 2002-2024
| SEARCH | |
| BROWSE BY | |
|
- Artists - Labels - Formats - Styles - Mid prices - Last items - LP - 10in - 7in - Mandaï Gift Vouchers |
|
| NEWSLETTER | |
|
- Subscribe |
|
| LOGIN | |
|
Sign in or Register. |
|
| CONCERTS | |
| 23/11/2024 Secte @ Cinéma Nova | |
| 23/11/2024 Api Uiz @ Cinéma Nova | |
| 25/11/2024 Winter Family @ Le Botanique | |
| 29/11/2024 Adolina @ Foxy Rockstudios | |
| 30/11/2024 Bayacomputer @ Hang'Art | |
| 01/12/2024 It It Anita @ Belvédère | |
| More concerts ... | |
| NEWS | |
| 05/11/2024 New releases have been added ! | |
| 03/11/2024 Hyper Gal's belgian tour has been great ! Thanks for the people that came out ! | |
| 28/10/2024 New album of Buñuel should be soon available ! We're waiting for its delivery. | |
| 27/09/2024 New releases will be soon updated | |
| More news ... | |
| FEEDBACKS | |
|
d... (Belgium) All excellent... |
|
|
P... (United Kingdom) Speedy delivery, great service ... |
|
|
d... (Finland) Everything was very well done, thanks!... |
|
| More feedbacks ... | |
| DESCRIPTION | ||
 | THUMBSCREW (MARY HALVORSON, MICHAEL FORMANEK, TOMAS FUJIWARA) Convallaria Label : Cuneiform Records Year : 2016 Format : CD Style : Jazz Availability : In stock Price : 14.70 € - BUY | |
| Description : | 'The barrage of riffs are both epic and melodic, the low end beefy and the percussion massive. Expect nothing less than magic from these three avant purveyors.' – The Village Voice '... all three of these musicians have a well-established history of creating unconventional music. That trend doesn't end here, but as challenging as this music is, it's presented in a way easy to accept.' – Wondering Sound 'Three top avant jazzers with decades of experience among them create a distinctive band identity...contributing equally sans grandstanding...' – AllMusic Favorite Jazz Albums Creative artists aren't subject to state persecution in the United States, but indifference can exact its own cost, just as generous support can pay steep dividends. CONVALLARIA, the startlingly beautiful second album by the collective trio THUMBSCREW, offers an all-too-rare case study in the power of subsidized sequestration. Thumbscrew spent two weeks honing the tunes on Convallaria at City of Asylum, a residency program in Pittsburgh originally launched as a refuge for writers in exile. In recent years City of Asylum has expanded its purview to include musicians, and for Thumbscrew the opportunity for intensive, undistracted collaboration yielded a particularly striking body of music, even by the standards of these prodigious players. Already closely bonded by extensive collaborations in a variety of overlapping ensembles, the powerhouse triumvirate got to spend the kind of concentrated time together that's 'almost unheard of these days,' says Formanek. 'I've done some composition residencies working on my own. But we were all there together, working on music every day, trying things out. I miss that from my younger days.' 'It was amazing,' agrees Halvorson. 'Everyone's so busy. Even with my own band it can be like pulling teeth to get one rehearsal together. For two weeks we played every day and worked on all the new music. It really helped us to take the band to the next level.' Judging from the results, their time was well spent. Like Thumbscrew's 2014 eponymous Cuneiform debut, Convallaria is the work of a true collective with all three players contributing compositions and taking equal responsibility for shaping the music's flow. While exploring an array of improvisational spaces, the band has honed a sinewy sound marked by transparent textures and astringent rhythms. It's music that pushes outward and snaps back into unexpectedly altered forms. MARY HALVORSON – guitar / MICHAEL FORMANEK – double bass / TOMAS FUJIWARA – drums | |
| Titles : | 01. Cleome 02. Barn Fire Slum Brew 03. Sampsonian Rhythms 04. Trigger 05. Screaming Piha 06. Convallaria 07. Tail Of The Sad Dog 08. The Cardinal and the Weathervane 09. Danse Insensé 10. Spring Ahead 11. Inevitable | |
