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COBBLESTONE JAZZ :: The Modern Deep Left Quartet!K7258CD & WAG 061LP :: International Release Date: 29.03.10
01 :: chance dub
02 :: sun child
03 :: mr polite
04 :: cromagnon man
05 :: fiesta
06 :: children
07 :: chance
08 :: midnight sun
Two and a half years after their debut LP, 23 Seconds dazzled critics and lit up dance floors worldwide, Cobblestone Jazz are back with a powerhouse new album that captures their live-in-the-studio energy like never before. A mixture of heady, jazz-inspired house grooves and below-the-belt analog funk, it raises the bar for electronic dance music in 2010.
Titled The Modern Deep Left Quartet, the record marks an important addition to the Cobblestone Jazz lineup, as the trio of Mathew Jonson, Danuel Tate and Tyger Dhula brings aboard Colin de la Plante (aka the Mole). De la Plante is no newcomer to the Cobblestone crew: the four musicians have been playing together for nearly 15 years, since their first performances in small-town Victoria, British Columbia, and they've all shared the stage as the Modern Deep Left Quartet.
DOWNLOAD THE PRESS RELEASE HERE.
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MUTEK 2009 REVIEW :: MAY 31ST :: MONTREAL - CA
Nocturne 5, MUTEK\'s closing party, provided a more intimate setting than the massive Metropolis. I—and many other worn-out festival-goers—gathered post-Piknic to the sounds of Mateo Murphy and Pheek improvising a live set of bubbling house music. This segued smoothly into Stephen Beaupré\'s live performance of glitchy tech-house, which had a nice balance of danceable melodies and freaky micro-samples. Akufen\'s highly anticipated live performance (the first in nearly five years) was a fun mix of downtempo grooves, jazzy house and bouncy microhouse. And The Modern Deep Left Quartet—Cobblestone Jazz plus The Mole—ended the evening with a melodic, wonderfully cosmic odyssey.
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