Ingrid Laubrock Anti-House
by INGRID LAUBROCK ANTI-HOUSE with Mary Halvorson, Kris Davis, John Hébert, Tom Rainey
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Slowfish Glowfish
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Flowery Prison Cell
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Messy Minimum
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Quick Draw
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Funhouse Glockwork
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Tex & Clementine
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Anti-House
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Big Bang
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Big Crunch
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Betterboon
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Tom Can’t Sleep
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Oh Yes
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Mona Lisa Trampoline
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about
Intakt CD 173
In the summer of 2008 Ingrid Laubrock quietly relocated to New York from London, where the German native had been living for nearly two decades. Anti-House is both a remarkable showcase of where her music stands in 2010 and a vivid testimonial of how her art has transformed over the last couple of years.
The quicksilver mixture of composition and improvisation delivered by her superb quartet (which expands to a quintet on about half the pieces when the group is joined by pianist Kris Davis) is partly a product of her new surroundings and a new host of collaborators. Anti-House represents her first album as leader in the US.
The range of approaches, textures, densities, and movement heard across the album, and, indeed, within each single piece, is one of the most satisfying qualities of Laubrock’s music. Her sponge-like imagination seems boundless. “I’m really attracted to contrasts,” she says. “So I really love just losing yourself and getting in touch your deepest emotions, but I’m also attracted to very quiet, thoughtful composed things.” That entire gamut as well as the unexpected collisions between them presides in this absorbing trip through an aural hall of mirrors.
REVUEWS:
www.intaktrec.ch/rev173-a.htm
In the summer of 2008 Ingrid Laubrock quietly relocated to New York from London, where the German native had been living for nearly two decades. Anti-House is both a remarkable showcase of where her music stands in 2010 and a vivid testimonial of how her art has transformed over the last couple of years.
The quicksilver mixture of composition and improvisation delivered by her superb quartet (which expands to a quintet on about half the pieces when the group is joined by pianist Kris Davis) is partly a product of her new surroundings and a new host of collaborators. Anti-House represents her first album as leader in the US.
The range of approaches, textures, densities, and movement heard across the album, and, indeed, within each single piece, is one of the most satisfying qualities of Laubrock’s music. Her sponge-like imagination seems boundless. “I’m really attracted to contrasts,” she says. “So I really love just losing yourself and getting in touch your deepest emotions, but I’m also attracted to very quiet, thoughtful composed things.” That entire gamut as well as the unexpected collisions between them presides in this absorbing trip through an aural hall of mirrors.
REVUEWS:
www.intaktrec.ch/rev173-a.htm
credits
released August 1, 2010
Ingrid Laubrock Saxophone
Mary Halvorson Guitar
John Hébert Bass
Tom Rainey Drums
Guest:
Kris Davis: Piano
Ingrid Laubrock Saxophone
Mary Halvorson Guitar
John Hébert Bass
Tom Rainey Drums
Guest:
Kris Davis: Piano
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Ingrid Laubrock New York, New York
Originally from Germany, Ingrid Laubrock is a saxophonist/ composer based in Brooklyn since 2009. Laubrock is interested in exploring the borders between musical realms and creating multi-layered, dense and often evocative sound worlds.
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