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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on23 December 201228 January 2013

CD review / musing by Arjun von Caemmerer | Kindred

12 tracks, a round dozen. As the product of an ex-Triosk drummer and a musician of the Fourth Way this seems just right.

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Video Posted on21 September 2012

Friday Video: Mike Nock and Laurenz Pike on ABC RN Sound Quality

Friday Video: from Kindred by Mike Nock and Laurenz Pike. “…a dialogue between two old friends: a moment of pure improvisation, music drawn from many wells that need no special pleading or labels, open to all willing to engage it.”

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Album Releases Posted on7 September 2012

CD Release | Kindred (Mike Nock, Laurenz Pike)

Two generations of Australian music come together in the music of Mike Nock and Laurenz Pike. It’s a musical conversation across the years, united by a commitment to storytelling through improvisation and the tradition of music as a spiritual, emotional, communicative art form.

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