From the swamps of the avant-garde: Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Inauguration of the Frasierdome pulls you into a concept album where it's always Thursday night, followed by Madness Beyond the Dome — their two-volume Frasier salute reaching its unhinged conclusion. syn.terra's Aeon / Umbrasia dredges mechanical jazz straight from the bog, with melodic trumpets and upright bass over industrial grime and rust-built drums. Greg Miles Lewis's Sleeping Monuments charts the opposite territory — four interconnected movements of solo drum set weaving freely improvised performance with through-composed grooves, examining memory and personal history. David Dellacroce rounds things out with modal melodies and drowsy drones that sound like a household appliance achieving enlightenment.

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“Structured in four interconnected movements, Sleeping Monuments unfolds as a series of distinct yet related sonic environments, each examining different dimensions of memory, place, and personal hi...”

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