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Iain · 03.23.2007, 07:44 AM

From the Family Vineyard website:

Cold Bleak Heat Simitu CD
Cold Bleak Heat is the dream-team, east-coast avant jazz line-up of alto/tenor saxophonist Paul Flaherty (Dream/Aktion Unit), drummer Chris Corsano (Sunburned Hand of the Man, Vampire Belt), trumpeter Greg Kelley (nmperign, Heathen Shame), and acoustic bassist Matt Heyner (No Neck Blues Band, Test). While explosive as their 2005 debut, Simitu brings a melancholic, even sensitive feel to these improvisations.
Yet, no need to worry about these four wipin' tears on their sleeves. CBH wages between the melodic centers/ghostly solos of Flaherty/Kelley and loose, downhill, free blow outs you'd expect, all while maintaining the grand swell of a hardcore jazz symphony. Even as complex and multi-paced beats sink into bowed-drones and vocal hollers, focused lyricism remains the returning leader. As members of some of the past decades' most innovative and visceral musical outlets, CBH continues as a pioneering force into jazz improvisation. Features liner notes and drawings by Christina Carter (Charalambides)

Out on April 10th but they have copies at www.secondlayer.co.uk now I think.

03.23.2007, 07:44 AM	#1
Iain invito al cielo Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 2,544	From the Family Vineyard website: Cold Bleak Heat Simitu CD Cold Bleak Heat is the dream-team, east-coast avant jazz line-up of alto/tenor saxophonist Paul Flaherty (Dream/Aktion Unit), drummer Chris Corsano (Sunburned Hand of the Man, Vampire Belt), trumpeter Greg Kelley (nmperign, Heathen Shame), and acoustic bassist Matt Heyner (No Neck Blues Band, Test). While explosive as their 2005 debut, Simitu brings a melancholic, even sensitive feel to these improvisations. Yet, no need to worry about these four wipin' tears on their sleeves. CBH wages between the melodic centers/ghostly solos of Flaherty/Kelley and loose, downhill, free blow outs you'd expect, all while maintaining the grand swell of a hardcore jazz symphony. Even as complex and multi-paced beats sink into bowed-drones and vocal hollers, focused lyricism remains the returning leader. As members of some of the past decades' most innovative and visceral musical outlets, CBH continues as a pioneering force into jazz improvisation. Features liner notes and drawings by Christina Carter (Charalambides) Out on April 10th but they have copies at www.secondlayer.co.uk now I think.
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