Kid Millions/ Jim Sauter - Safe & SaneOutrageous. Rabid. Explosive. #WTF? Whatever words you throw at Borbetomagus saxophonist Jim Sauter and Oneida Man Forever drummer Kid Millions, they'll chomp 'em up and respond with a gargantuan roar to erase all notions of what a horn and skins can do. The duo's prior albums were built of tightly, clustered bursts and barbed assaults. On Safe & Sane, Sauter and Millions eschew brevity for ultra endurance. The opening "Chrysanthemum," clocks in at 32

13 chart debut with "The Wheel Of Fortune" with The Eddie Wilcox Orchestra

His new album presents 13 new songs

this historically-informed performance honors the repertoire's intimacy by only employing 32 voices and a similarly sized orchestra

Home for the Holidays-Murdoch and Julia travel to British Columbia to visit Murdoch's brother (Dylan Neal

the album explores how the forced Iraqnophobia and Homeland Insecurity continues to feed lawlessness at the top ("The Terror of Tiny Town") vs

and as an artist who very much represented the zeitgeist of popular taste during his heyday

juvenile Kurimu

Percy Heath and Kenny Clarke

and I recorded additional vocals at Q Division Studios in Somerville MA

and ultimately hopeful

sound and aesthetic

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