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        Aram Shelton’s Arrive, There Was…

        • Label: Clean Feed / The Orchard
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        Smart, with a gripping amount of fire burning under the surface

        A cool extension of the legacy of Eric Dolphy’s Out to Lunch. The beautiful sound is made up by the contrasts of Shelton’s biting alto, Jason Adasiewicz’s lapidary vibes, Jason Roebke’s powerful bass and Tim Daisy’s sharp, roiling drums. The tracks are structured in idiosyncratic and sophisticated ways, with a muscular musical logic that gives the players space to stretch themselves without dissipating. Smart, with a gripping amount of fire burning just under the surface.

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