A reminder - we are not talking necessarily about the best album, but about the most innovative listening experience. Due to an abundance of choice, we offered twenty possibilities.
- Foton Quartet - Zomo Hall
- Afterfall
- Agustí Fernández, Barry Guy & Ramón López - Morning Glory
- Darren Johnston, Aram Shelton, Lisa Mezzacappa, Kjell Nordeson - Cylinder
- Nate Wooley & Taylor Ho Bynum - The Throes
- Sei Miguel & Pedro Gomes - Turbina Anthem
- Rob Mazurek - Calma Gente
- Peter Evans Quintet - Ghosts
- Scoolptures - White Sickness
- Bruno Duplant, Paulo Chagas & David Sait - Late Winter, Early Spring
- Kiyoharu Kuwayama & Masayoshi Urabe - From The Abolition Port
- BB&C - the Veil
- Farmers By Nature - Out Of This World's Distortions
- Tarfala - Syzygy
- Satoko Fujii & Min-Yoh - Watershed
- RED Trio + John Butcher - Empire
- William Parker - Winter Sun Crying
- IRCHA- Lark Uprising
- Joëlle Léandre - Can You Hear Me?
- Joe Hertenstein, Thomas Heberer, Joachim Badenhorst, Pascal Niggenkemper - Polylemma
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ReplyDeleteIrcha-Mikołaj Trzaska Clarinet Quartet - Watching Edvard
Tom
Hi Tom,
ReplyDeleteI was still with the previous album ... Lark Uprising. I haven't received "Watching Edvard" yet.
stef
"most innovative" ?????
ReplyDeletethat's right:
ReplyDelete'innovative' and at least 'experimental' are the most stupid killer arguments since long, long year used by lots of critics.
and - doesn't say anything
K A I S O S T O R I E S!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteBut "Lark Uprising" by Ircha is a record from 2010.
ReplyDeleteTom
So is Fpton Quartet ... it takes time to listen to everything ...
ReplyDeleteI meant Foton Quartet
ReplyDeleteI'm afraid I've so far heard from this list only # 10, but it's just as incomparably beautiful as probably any of these albums. So I'll vote for # 10, and am happy that I don't have to compare.
ReplyDeleteSei Miguel & Pedro Gomes - Turbina Anthem
ReplyDeleteonxidlib
J'aime beaucoup le Foton Quartet mais n'est-il pas sorti en 2010?
ReplyDeleteFoton Quartet is indeed from 2010, but it may take some time before the album is shipped and listened to and reviewed ... so late 2010 albums should get their chance in 2011.
ReplyDeleteWilliam Parker and his Winter sun crying is the one album, among the "handfull" I heard on this list, that left me with the most profound will to meet it again.
ReplyDeleteBests: Alfred Harth-'Entelechy,etc' and Stare Case- 'Public Vanity'.
ReplyDeletefair enough Stef ;)
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