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Live At The LU 1
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Live At The LU 2
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Live At The LU 3
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Live At The LU 4
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Erstwhile Records Jersey City, New Jersey
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*In this sprawling audio "cycle", Stephan explores analogue sounds and drones that are peaceful, subtle and abstract at times. Like any large compendium, one must revisit it time and again to capture all that is exquisitely presented. If resolute, there are many beautiful rewards to discover here. Best w/ headphones... Enjoy! Interview about Radiance: http://www.fluid-radio.co.uk/2016/07/stephan-mathieu-the-radiance-interview/ AND http://www.schwebung-mastering.com
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simply blissful, serene. a masterpiece and surely one of the stand-out albums of the year.
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All Will Be Said, All To Do Again
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supported by 4 fans who also own “Live At The LU”
Bought this for John Edwards, one of my favorite bassists, but Sarah Gail Brand is the star. The songs seem to glide between composed and improvised passages with ease. I really enjoy her playing, both intense and subtle, adding bits of texture throughout. The rest of the band is top-notch, goes without saying. Always happy to find a new (to me) voice in free jazz.
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