Good Intentions Brooklyn, New York
Fuzzy 5 piece instrumental rock band sends you heartfelt melodies, like a high-school mixtape made for a crush.
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An album of tunes by Tim Berne played on acoustic guitar is not a thing that I realized I needed. Gregg Belisle-Chi (produced by Berne and David Torn) does something remarkable and organic on Koi, simultaneously distilling Berne’s compositions to their essential elements and imbuing them with a new kind of life.
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Because he is the last great creator/musician/guitarist since Allan Holdsworth After listening to this release, Fagan should reform Steely Dan with Wayne as cowriter. It would kill.
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I have been a fan of this band for 18 years. I loved their original, hard-hitting piano trio incarnation up through the early 2010s when I felt they were running out of inspiration. This new guitar and sax quartet feels like a new birth. The music seems to me more meditative and textured, still with sparks flying but a more searching, reflective mood. Long live The Bad Plus!
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