Naruyoshi Kikuchi Dub Sextet

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Dub Liz 00:00 Tools
Dub Sorcerer 00:00 Tools
Aaal 00:00 Tools
Parla 00:00 Tools
Invocation 00:00 Tools
Betty-Go-Round 00:00 Tools
Caroline Champetier 00:00 Tools
Susan Sontag 00:00 Tools
Koh-i-Nur 00:00 Tools
(I've Lost My) Taylor Burton 00:00 Tools
Orbits 00:00 Tools
Monkey Mush Down 00:00 Tools
Despute 00:00 Tools
Dismissing Lounge From The Limbo 00:00 Tools
Ascent 00:00 Tools
Dub Liz [Live] 00:00 Tools
Susan Sontag [Live] 00:00 Tools
Orbits [Live] 00:00 Tools
(I've lost my) Taylor Burton [Live] 00:00 Tools
Dub Sorcerer [Live] 00:00 Tools
Koh-i-Nur [Live] 00:00 Tools
(I’ve lost my) Taylor Burton 00:00 Tools
Orbits [jz2] 00:00 Tools
(I've Lost My) Taylor Burton (Shibuya DUO Music Exchange on July 18, 2008) 00:00 Tools
Orbits (Shibuya DUO Music Exchange on July 18, 2008) 00:00 Tools
Dub Liz (Akasaka BLITZ on September 1, 2008) 00:00 Tools
Susan Sontag (Akasaka BLITZ on September 1, 2008) 00:00 Tools
Ascent [jz2] 00:00 Tools
Despute [jz2] 00:00 Tools
Koh-i-Nur (Shibuya DUO Music Exchange on July 17, 2008) 00:00 Tools
Dub Sorcerer (Shibuya DUO Music Exchange on July 18, 2008) 00:00 Tools
(I've lost my)Taylor Burton(Live) 00:00 Tools
Koh-i-Nur(Live) 00:00 Tools
SuzanSontag rough mix non edit 10/20/2007 00:00 Tools
Dub Liz( live ) 00:00 Tools
Orbits Kinema(Live) 00:00 Tools
Dismissing Loung From The Limbo 00:00 Tools
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Naruyoshi Kikuchi, the trendsetting Japanese saxophonist behind groups as diverse as electro act Spank Happy, R&B artist UA's hit standards album "Cool Jazz," and free-form unit Data Course Pentagon Royal Garden returns with the debut release from his new group the Naruyoshi Kikuchi Dub Sextet. Based off of the live-only ensemble the Naruyoshi Kikuchi Dub Quintet, the sextet sees the addition of trumpet player Shinhei Ruike to push the band that extra mile--or should we say Miles. Naruyoshi Kikuchi Dub Sextet's debut album "The revolution will not be computerized" features a healthy dose of neo-bebop, including a full-on trumpet assault that you will swear is Miles Davis in his prime. Hey, even the album cover is a take on Ornette Coleman's "This Is Our Music" album. But don't be fooled, while the music is significantly stylistically influenced, the new album "The revolution will not be computerized" contains only new compositions. Furthermore, beneath the slick bebop sound lies a uniquely contemporary flare combining electronics, instrument effects, and the creative composition tricks thanks to Pro Tools. Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.