Articles by David Lewis

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  Coyote Oldman

  house made of dawn

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 1999

  Marvellous for the first 12 minutes or so, this native Indian flute project suffers from the sameness of it all, as atmospheric ballad mode...

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  Forge Players

  Flow My Teares

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 1999

  A rival to Elvis Costello’s ambitious The Juliet Letters recorded with the Brodsky Quartet, the audacity of this Swedish project is t...

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  Omar Faruk Tekbilek

  One Truth

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 1999

  Virtuoso Turkish composer Tekbilek, shows his multi-instrumental prowess in “Wildflower” where he plays everything except for s...

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  Transjoik

  mahkalahke

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 1999

  Scandinavian throat singing and chanting is mixed with synthesisers, guitar washes, shamanic frame drums, samples and loops of historical r...

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  Various

  West Coast World

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 1999

  Over two hours of music on two CDs by 33 artists and groups is testimony to the rich multicultural music scene on Canada’s west coast...

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  Various

  Four Ways of Saying H3O

  PUBLISHED Sep 1, 1999

  All new interpretations of the Hafler Trio by Aube (Kyoto), Lilith (Chicago), P.A.L.(Munich) and Propeller (Vancouver). Aube’s &#8220...

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  Kila

  Tóg é Go Bog é

  PUBLISHED Aug 1, 1999

  If Kila is an example of the new Ireland, their music offers ample cause for celebration. This is a killer Celtic album precisely because i...

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  Joe Harriott-John Mayer Double Q

  Indo-Jazz Fusions 1 & 2

  PUBLISHED Aug 1, 1999

  Recorded a third of a century ago in 1966 & 1967, this reissue proves Harriott and Mayer fused jazz idioms and Classical Indian music into...