Articles by David Lewis
Tama
Nostalgie
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2000
Malian harp prodigy and vocalist Tom Diakite joined forces with Guinea Bissau's Djanuno Dabo and England's Sam Mills on guitar to form the...
John Corbett & Heavy Friends
I'm Sick About My Hat
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2000
Ranging from multi-tracked, experimental audio-art montages like the strange duo oscillations of "Speed Hump" to the dreamy minimalism of "...
Frigg
Brecht
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2000
Of all the tributes to Bertolt Brecht recorded in his centennial year, I thought the excellent Brecht Songs by Germany's Brass Attack would...
Stephen Frost
The Lesson
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2000
Three premiere recordings by Stephen Frost open with his lush setting of W.H. Auden's poem "The Lesson," where guest vocalist Arve Moen Ber...
Julien Gregoire & Guy Pelletier
Traces
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2000
Multi-instrumentalists Grégoire (percussion) and Pelletier (flutes) explore an all-instrumental duo project that ranges from a quasi-Celtic...
Gunter Hampel
The 8th of Sept 1999
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2000
For over 30 years this German band-leader, composer and multi-instrumentalist has been at the forefront of the creative improvising scene....
Molasses
You'll Never Be Well No More
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2000
Montreal-based Molasses threatens to numb your world with the bleak beauty of five minimalist ballads by composer/singer/guitar player Scot...
Wharton Tiers Ensemble
Twilight of the Computer Age
PUBLISHED Feb 1, 2000
Here even the drummer/band leader plays guitar in performances that never feature less than three guitars and sometimes as many as seven. W...