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Skeleton Etiquette
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Tower of Incredulity
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Hoax in Progress
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The Tarkovsky Name-drop
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Erik Fratzke Saint Paul, Minnesota
Erik Fratzke is a bassist/guitarist/composer based in St. Paul, Minnesota.
He has been active in the Twin Cities
Creative Music scene for more than three decades.
He is perhaps best known as a member of alt-jazz pioneers “Happy Apple,” releasing six critically-acclaimed albums.
He is also a current member of Craig Taborn’s “Junk Magic,” “The Gang Font,” and “The Dave King Trucking Co.”
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I continue to be blown away by these guys. All have had an active year of touring and recording, yet they managed to gift us with THIS! My first exposure to Dave King was the Trucking Company, August 2018, at The Royal Room in Seattle. Honestly, the more I listen to this, the more I feel it isn't enough. I need to see them live again!
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Compass Confusion
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I needed this music in my life at this time in our history. Thank god you made another of these after 15 years! I am totally ensconced in these sound worlds. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!
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Jammy jazz that also incorporates elements of alt-rock and post-rock into its expansive tracks.
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A number of esteemed collaborators ranging from a house music legend to an award-winning composer remix alt-jazz outfit ISQ's last record.
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I have been a fan of this band for 18 years. I loved their original, hard-hitting piano trio incarnation up through the early 2010s when I felt they were running out of inspiration. This new guitar and sax quartet feels like a new birth. The music seems to me more meditative and textured, still with sparks flying but a more searching, reflective mood. Long live The Bad Plus!
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