Brick by BrickMichael Brenneis' Tomato Box February 21, 2010 Rattle Tick Buzz Records Expedient live recodings 2001 volume 1 Recorded directly to two track digital on the Optical Approximator Mobile(1). Hand printed cover in vinyl sleeve. Limited to 100 numbered copies. (colors may vary) |
I'm AntsyMichael Brenneis' Tomato Box February 21, 2010 Rattle Tick Buzz Records Expedient Live Recordings 2001 volume 2. Recorded directly to two track digital on the Optical Approximator Mobile(1). Hand printed cover in vinyl sleeve. Limited to 100 numbered copies. |
TalismanMichael Brenneis' Tomato Box February 21, 2010 Rattle Tick Buzz Records Under the assumption that music exists beyond assumptions, Tomato Box has been thrilling and perplexing audiences since 1999. With its signature combination of marimba, drums, saxophone, and upright bass, the band puts a unique spin onto its repertoire of original compositions and free improvisations. |
WholenessEd Anders Quartet February 21, 2010 Ny Musikk Records "There's an effervescent swing about WHOLENESS that recalls the Tristano sound of Konitz & Marsh, especially in the quintet sides featuring the twin reed front-line of Svanoe & Abate... The Ed Anders Quartet achieves fresh levels of intensity in performances that confirm how this band continues to grow as a creative unit. Wholeness is highly recommended." EAQ calls to mind the classic '60s combos led by the likes of Clifford Brown, Art... [more] |
FestivalEd Anders Quartet February 21, 2010 Ny Musikk Records Debut release from Madisons' Ed Anders Quartet. An attractive spirit of low-key adventure permeates this music. Recommended. - David Lewis, Cadence Magazine Marvelous...the EAQ has a unique, musical jazz approach. - Lennie Niehaus, Composer/Saxophonist An admirable piece of work, announcing the arrival of a new guitar-sax tag team. - Isthmus Newspaper |