Articles by Eric Hill

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  Viza-Noir

  Viza-Noir

  PUBLISHED Nov 1, 2001

  It's a new century, and a strangely conservative one so far, entertainment wise. We've kicked of the 21st with a "new" Fugitive on televisi...

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  Theo Bleckman

  Ori*Ga*Mi

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2001

  Vocalist Theo Bleckman's jazz pedigree is well established, including collaborations with Meredith Monk, Anthony Braxton, Dave Douglas, Phi...

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  Jerome Cooper

  In Concert: From There to Hear

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2001

  While topflight drummers and percussionists are well respected within the context of their jazz ensembles, very few of them sustain as much...

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  Jerry Granelli/Jeff Reilly

  Iron Sky

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2001

  The basic elements of this (mostly) live duo recording are a number of steel sculptures/instruments especially created for these performanc...

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  M'lumbo

  The Nine Billion Names of God

  PUBLISHED Oct 1, 2001

  This is the ninth album in 14 years by this constantly changing NYC mixed media troupe of filmmakers, musicians and downtown scenesters. Li...

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  Exos

  Strength

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  With a broad frequency of sound and a spare approach to layering, Exos's sound fits well within the German label's sonic palette, at least...

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  Avey Tare And Panda Bear

  Spirit They're Gone Spirit They've Vanished

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  Genetic manipulation must be at the root of this project. There are clues in the legged dolphin that is the Animal Records logo, and the li...

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  Mark Dresser/Denman Maroney

  Duologues

  PUBLISHED Jul 1, 2001

  You see "double bass and piano" as the listed instruments on a CD tray-card and you figure you'll be settling in for an hour or so of bop a...