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BUFFALO SUICIDE PREVENTION UNIT​:​LIVE

by buffalo suicide prevention unit, steve baczkowski, ravi padmanabha

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    BUFFALO SUICIDE PREVENTION UNIT
    mike allard-alto saxophone
    steve baczkowski-tenor/baritone saxophone. bass clarinet
    michael hermanson-trombone
    leif ingvar nicklas-contrabass
    ravi padmanabha-drums
    guests
    ringo brill -percussion
    gabriel gutierrez-cornet
    released on RUBY RED EDITORA
    art work by Tiago


    Today something pretty obscure yet worthy in the free improv realm. It's a group called the Buffalo Suicide Prevention Unit and the CD is Alive (Ruby Red Editora 12/2007). Not surprisingly this is a group of improvisers working out of Buffalo, NY. The CD was captured live at Soundlab in that city in 2006.

    We have the indefatigable Steve Baczkowski on tenor-bari-bass clarinet, and the churning free drumming of Ravi Padmanabha. (We covered several of their fine duet CDs in previous posts.) They are joined by five local improvisers: Mike Allard on alto, Michael Hermanson on trombone, plus bass, cornet and percussion.

    This is dense and invigorating free music Buffalo style. That means that there is a certain old-school, collective sort of blazing that takes place. The music is raw, fundamental, fire-eating. Steve Baczkowski especially appeals to me with his huge sound but everybody gets into the grooveless free groove on this one.

    It may be a little hard to find but definitely worth picking up if you like a good old hoot-out!
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lung prayer 12:16
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blood noise 04:10
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nerve ink 06:51
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vertebra 02:24
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skull 07:24
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heart valve 04:38
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BUFFALO SUICIDE PREVENTION UNIT
mike allard-alto saxophone
steve baczkowski-tenor/baritone saxophone. bass clarinet
michael hermanson-trombone
leif ingvar nicklas-contrabass
ravi padmanabha-drums
guests
ringo brill -percussion
gabriel gutierrez-cornet
released on RUBY RED EDITORA
art work by Tiago


Today something pretty obscure yet worthy in the free improv realm. It's a group called the Buffalo Suicide Prevention Unit and the CD is Alive (Ruby Red Editora 12/2007). Not surprisingly this is a group of improvisers working out of Buffalo, NY. The CD was captured live at Soundlab in that city in 2006.

We have the indefatigable Steve Baczkowski on tenor-bari-bass clarinet, and the churning free drumming of Ravi Padmanabha. (We covered several of their fine duet CDs in previous posts.) They are joined by five local improvisers: Mike Allard on alto, Michael Hermanson on trombone, plus bass, cornet and percussion.

This is dense and invigorating free music Buffalo style. That means that there is a certain old-school, collective sort of blazing that takes place. The music is raw, fundamental, fire-eating. Steve Baczkowski especially appeals to me with his huge sound but everybody gets into the grooveless free groove on this one.

It may be a little hard to find but definitely worth picking up if you like a good old hoot-out!

GAPPLEGATE MUSIC REVIEW

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released December 29, 2012

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steve baczkowski / ravi padmanabha duo Buffalo, New York

baczkowski & padmanabha play improvised music on wind & percussion instruments

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