Review: The Flower and The Bear

From HurdAudio:

Daniel Levin and Tim Daisy each work within an expansive sensibility respective to their instruments. Ready to switch up the timbral qualities of the moment in a manner that balances the reactive and the pro-active aspects of duo improvisation. Daisy's drumming takes on a particular urgency in this set as he alludes to, plays within or provides a parallel sense of time with plenty of fractured subdivisions of the organic pulse at hand. Daniel Levin's cello work takes this temporal material and stitches in his own contribution into the overall texture. The ears can almost sense the elasticity of this musical fabric as these master improvisers apply their push and pull to the elusive instant when they create this sound. There are many great duo recordings that feature great musicians at work such as this one. But this disc comes highly recommended as one of the more relentlessly listenable sets you're likely to find.

Review: Inner Landscape

Brian Morton's review of my solo record, "Inner Landscape" in Point of Departure.

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Review: The Flower and The Bear

A new review of my duo record with Tim Daisy, "The Flower and the Bear", was published in Jazzwrap.

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Three Reviews of Inner Landscape

Reviews of "Inner Landscape":

Free Jazz (click HERE to read)

The New York City Jazz Record (click HERE to read)

JazzWrap (click HERE to read).