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| 09/03/03 We're sorry but this CD is no longer available on Drimala. Please check out some of the other great music on this website. |
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Crew's Choice Selection Luminescence Hard to believe but this is veteran jazz multi- instrumentalist, intrepid genre-hopping Daniel Carter's first recording under his own name, and it is only fitting that it should be duo collaboration with one of the real up and coming new generation of bassists. This is music of exploration and discovery in a quiet and soft way where words are whispered and the sound of smoke is all that disrupts the air. One of the most understated satisfying discs you are likely to buy this year. Comes with our highest recommendation. "This is one of the most brilliantly understated documents ever to emergefrom the bubbling cauldron of today's New York free improv scene." - Nils Jacobson, ALL ABOUT JAZZ "The music feels able to swallow listeners whole for nearly three quarters of an hour and deposit them spiritually scrubbed and refreshed at the regrettably inevitable terminus." - Derek Taylor, DUSTED MAGAZINE "This team's new AUM Fidelity album draws you in with whispery soliloquies and reflective conversation. If you've pegged saxophonist Carter as perpetually volatile, it's a great place to hear a calmer, more graceful side. Bassist Radding creates a flow that changes frombabbling brook to animated spillway." - Jim Macnie, VILLAGE VOICE "Active and inventive, slip sliding in rhythmic and melodic twists and turns that reveal their free jazz aesthetic underpinnings while they make it all soinvitingly listenable. One of the finest Jazz releases of the year." --- George Parsons, DREAM MAGAZINE 7 tracks in 47:11 minutes If you missed this cd, you might also enjoy listening to: Astonishment (Carter and Ughi) Points, Snags and Windings (Butcher, van der Schyff) NOW (Other Dimensions In Music) Time Is of the Essence (Other Dimensions In Music) |
