Daniel Blacksberg Trio – Perilous Architecture (2014)
The Daniel Blacksberg Trio takes a conventional format and creates something refreshingly unconventional from it.

The Daniel Blacksberg Trio takes a conventional format and creates something refreshingly unconventional from it.

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They find plenty of common ground in this improvisational, experimental space.

A summit meeting of progressive jazz titans, themed around the Great Lakes.

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Wadada Leo Smith and his band of free jazz icons show the young guys how it’s done.

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