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November 1999 :: Live Ink :: Isotope 217 (Andrew Chadwick)
ISOTOPE 217 with DJ C-X Sapphire Supper Club, Orlando, FL October 7, 1999 by Andrew Chadwick Quite a packed club for a Thursday night. DJ C-X was spinning when I arrived. Mostly hip-hop stuff, a little bit of new and old, with some oddball stuff like the beginning of Yes' "Owner of a Lonely Heart" ...
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September 1999 :: Music F-M :: Isotope 217 (Ian Koss)
Isotope 217 utonian_automatic Thrill Jockey The line separating rock and jazz has been trampled over so many times in the name of fusion that it's difficult these days to even be sure it existed. Isotope 217 muddy things up even further with this set of seven tunes residing squarely in linesville. ...
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They say jazz is the only true American art form. Well, I can't claim to sett...
ISOTOPE 217 WHO STOLE THE I WALKMAN? Thrill Jockey They say jazz is the only true American art form. Well, I can't claim to settle that argument, but what I do know is that when something catches our fancy we usually tweak, contort, and mold it into something unrecognizable from its original. Others ...
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March 1998 :: Music T-Z :: Tortoise (Chad Bidwell)
... TNT is amazing. The cold, impersonal Germanic post-rock displayed on Djed has been replaced by lush electronic jazz concepts. If you've heard the Isotope 217 album on which a few of the Tortoise members played, then you've got the idea. Songs transform thematically throughout and then slowly mutate ...
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March 1998 :: Music A-C :: Chicago Underground Duo (Matthew Moyer)
Chicago Underground Duo 12" Of Freedom Thrill Jockey Rob Mazurek will be instantly recognizable from his work with the excellent Isotope 217. Both he and Chad Taylor are involved in a number of other straight jazz projects, as well as with Chicago-based innovators like Jim O' Rourke and Tortoise. Now ...
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Euphone are a study in exquisite complication, amassing sets of disparate moo...
... into one wholesome and intriguing package. Heavily rhythymic, and heavily textural, the band often recalls the next-generation space jazz of Isotope 217 (whose Dan Bitney guests on congas on a track). Tom rumbles underscore gentle vibraphone runs which quickly swell into a skipping run through a flowered ...
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May 1998 :: Ink Spots :: Tortoise (Chad Bidwell, with the kind help of Tom Baxter)
... position of "Voice of a Generation" or "at the forefront of a transitional period in Brandenburg-Prussian folk music."]Both TNT and the recent Isotope 217 release show off more jazz influences than past releases. It doesn't appear that you care to pretend to know anything about the evolution or takeover ...
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December 1999 :: Music H-I :: HIM (Nirav Soni)
... , Julie Liu, and Martin Perna. Not enough? Here are the names of the bands to which these artists are associated: Tortoise, Chicago Underground Duo, Isotope 217, and June of '44. I gather that this is mostly Doug Scharin (drummer for June of '44)'s project than anything. And it is more "out" than anything ...
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Look Around (Innova). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... brethren that populate Chicago's Thrill Jockey label, Fantastic Merlins are well-versed in jazz-influenced trips into the avant-garde. Think more Isotope 217's fractured fusion or Town and Country's deft manipulation of drones instead of Tortoise's overarching post-rock fascination. The disc's liner ...
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September 1999 :: Wet Ink :: Wet Ink Index ()
... Godgory Hash Jar Tempo Hate Dept Hopscotch The Hot Club of Cowtown The Icicle Works The Impossibles Iron Monkey/Church of Misery Isotope 217 Joan of Arc Josh Joplin Band Lil' Ed & The Blues Imperials Limp Los Straitjackets Lost Goat Low The Lures Lustre King Music ...
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