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April 2000 :: Music H-J :: The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy (Ian Koss)
The Jazz Butcher Conspiracy Glorious Idiotic ROIR All these years, I've thought the Jazz Butcher (aka Pat Fish) had taken his moniker in a fit of dada. As this live set bears out, there's a bit more significance to it that the juxtaposition of the absurd. On a cold Hamburg evening about a year ago ...
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Draining The Glass: 1982-1986 (Fire). Review by Ian Koss.
THE JAZZ BUTCHER CONSPIRACY DRAINING THE GLASS: 1982-1986 Fire If there's one bad thing I can say about the Internet, it's that it seems to have eliminated the curious joy of shopping a record store in a new town for the rare appearance of a vinyl import of that Jazz Butcher single. If there's one ...
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April 1999 :: Music J-M :: Little Darla Has a Treat For You (Ian Koss)
... to pay for a car to get to your job in order to pay for the car... you get the idea. Wussom*Pow!'s "Since Yesterday" strats out exactly like the Jazz Butcher's "Daycare Nation," but all is forgiven once the gears shift and the swirly girly pop pours out. The Lilys give us an instrumental, "The Berated ...
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Steve Stav finds himself tongue-tied when he engages his favorite chanteuse-next-door in a revealing Q&A.
... , was The Voice -- a Voice that could dip to Anita Baker-like depths, and then soar to songbird heights. A Voice that sang these fantastic, subtly jazz-influenced, mostly self-penned lyrics and melodies. Fordham's songs could be melancholy, without being morose; they could also cheerily breeze about ...
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V: Solo Improvisations (Umbrella). Review by Nirav Soni.
... among Boston trumpeter Greg Kelley and fellow Bostonian saxophonist Bhob Rainey, German trumpet player Axel Dorner and English multi-reedist John Butcher as part of the vanguard of creative musicians. Rosenberg is from Chicago, former home of his former teacher, Anthony Braxton. On V: Solo Improvisations ...
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Learning Curve (self-released). Review by Anton Warner.
... movement. Their moods are often grand and majestic, in a way established by acts like Peter Murphy and The Church, on songs like "X-33" and the Jazz Butcher-like "Entourage." But they can still let all the stops out, like on the brief instrumentals of "Let's Just Say the Dog Did It" and "Any Old Thing ...
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Plymouth Rock (S.P.A.M.). Review by Kurt Channing.
... . Hell, I'll even compare them to The Young Fresh Fellows while I'm at it, though I'll have to note that Ben Morss' vocal delivery reminds me of The Jazz Butcher's smooth strangled yelp at times. The opening "Smile Into a Scowl" has a catchy beat to it, which unerdgoes some slightly uncomfortable melodic ...
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Wrapped Islands (Erstwhile). Review by Martin Wallace.
... or theoretical precedent for it, but I can't. I can't find the right words to illustrate this album. The appeal of Polwechsel is obvious. John Butcher, Werner Dafeldecker, Michael Moser, and Burkhard Stangl are all musicians who have established themselves as incredibly strong solo performers, putting ...
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December 1997 :: Music P-S :: Sportsguitar (Jason Plender)
... . Similar to the enclosed match-words-to-numbers puzzle, this Swiss band defies easy resolution. All I hear is recognizable -- think of the Jazz Butcher in the late '80s, early '90s -- yet there is still a hint of continental otherness, as in a Mentos commercial. Sportsguitar centers about the guitar ...
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Mount Sims,Wild Light,International Deejay Gigolo,Kiran Aditham
... detoured from the bump n' grind clubs to the back alleys flooded with steam from sewers and a host of sinful pleasures. With the guidance of Bauhaus/Jazz Butcher/Love&Rockets alum David J and Beck/Air producer Roger Manning, Sims is able to stir up romance in the Red Light District of his mind. Carried ...
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