Album Review
Greenlief, Phillip – “Barbedwire” – [Creative Sources Recording]
All the way back in July 2019, Phillip Greenlief planned to perform at KFJC with the Social Stutter Quartet to promote their performance at that year’s Outsound New Music Summit. Unfortunately, one of the quartet wasn’t able to make it, so Greenlief pulled out this gigantic book of graphic scores, and the then trio performed from the pages of this book. Little did we know, we were getting a live sneak peak into what would become this first-in-a-series album of improvised works to these graphic scores.
Whether the trio consists of more traditional instruments or live electronics, these trios bring to life these graphic scores that, while they look like twisted barbed wire, don’t have that harsh, scratchy, metallic feel. Each track is quite different than the last, but all maintain a certain placidity that momentarily gets disrupted, only to lull you back into that oh-so-comfortable false sense of security.
Ingeniously designed, masterfully-executed, perfect for KFJC. Enjoy!
you heard it 16 times on kfjc! most recently:
- 725 days ago, Phil Phactor played BW 23
- 727 days ago, Cynthia Lombard played BW 23
- 729 days ago, Avakhov played BW 37
- 732 days ago, Naysayer played BW 5
- 739 days ago, Cousin Mary played BW 23
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