Peter Evans Quintet - Genesis (2016)
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More Is More Records http://www.moreismorerecords.com/ http://www.pevans.squarespace.com/genesis/ * Peter Evans : trumpet, piccolo trumpet * Sam Pluta : live electronics * Ron Stabinsky: piano, synthesizer * Tom Blancarte: bass * Jim Black : drums, percussion, electronics http://www.pevans.squarespace.com/ http://www.sampluta.com/ http://www.allmusic.com/artist/ron-stabinsky-mn0002384757 http://www.allmusic.com/artist/tom-blancarte-mn0000734413 http://www.jimblack.com/ · Tracks 1-6 & 8-12: Recorded during the Quintet's tour of Europe, 22-27 November 2015. Engineers: Gleb Zagrebin (A-Trane, Berlin), Michal Rosicki, (Muza, Katowice), Sebi Saurez (Museo Picasso, Malaga), Thomas Mayr (Jazzatalier, Ulrichsberg), Gerald Pally (Porgy & Bess, Vienna) · Track 7 (“Patient Zero (15 Scenes)”): Recorded live by Stephen Cooper in concert at Roulette Intermedium, NY, on February 6th, 2016. Mixed and mastered by Sam Pluta. Reviews ~~~~~~~ By Hank Shteamer http://www.rollingstone.com/music/lists/15-great-albums-you-didnt-hear-in-2016-w456193/peter-evans-quintet-genesis-w456203 Peter Evans is the rare virtuoso player who's willing to take real musical risks. The New York trumpeter boasts deadly classical and jazz chops – in 2014, as part of the group Mostly Other People Do the Killing, he participated in a freakishly painstaking full-album cover of Miles Davis' Kind of Blue. However in his own projects, he prizes batshit maximalism as much as technical dazzlement. Genesis is the latest document of his electroacoustic quintet, a band that – thanks in large part to the real-time electronic processing of Sam Pluta – can sound like a bebop combo blasted by a sci-fi scrambler ray. On the four-part "Genesis/Schismogenesis," one of two lengthy suites that make up the majority of this 90-minute-plus behemoth, lockstep prog-jazz intermingles with wild textural tangents, such as in the third movement, when pianist Ron Stabinsky's solo turns into a burbling robot chorus. During Genesis' many similarly surreal moments, Evans and his crew make musical implosion sound positively ecstatic. -- By Lee Rice Epstein http://www.freejazzblog.org/2016/11/peter-evans-quintet-genesis-more-is.html By Karl Ackermann http://www.allaboutjazz.com/genesis-peter-evans-more-is-more-records-review-by-karl-ackermann.php By Martin Longley http://downbeat.com/reviews/detail/genesis Andrzej Nowak (pl) http://www.jazzarium.pl/przeczytaj/recenzje/genesis Por Fabricio Vieira (pt) http://www.freeformfreejazz.com/2016/10/peter-evans-em-dois-novos-registros.html Por Carlos Pérez Cruz (es) http://www.elclubdejazz.com/discos/peter_evans_quintet_genesis.html