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Tag: Steve Hunter

Album Releases, Reviews Posted on10 June 201411 June 2014

Album review: Cosmos (Steve Hunter) by John Hardaker

And what a band ­– all Hunter cohorts from many a gig, all entirely familiar with his body of work and with these particular works; and all entirely in tune with the spirit that drives this remarkable music: Andrew Gander on drums, Matt McMahon on keys and Matt Keegan on tenor and soprano.

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on28 June 20131 August 2013

CD Review: The Subterraneans – Live at The Townie

Is this a new genre? Pub jazz-rock? I remember that hearing the Subterraneans for the first time was a hallelujah moment. Finally here was a band combining rock’s visceral energy with jazz’s lithe spontaneity without compromising either.

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Album Releases, Reviews Posted on1 May 201329 June 2013

CD Review: The Subterraneans – Live at The Townie

I once heard John Coltrane’s playing described as the sound of a ‘very large man crammed into a tiny room, shooting notes at the corners of that room.’ I have often though of that neat phrase when experiencing the playing of Sydney tenor colossus James Ryan…

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