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Author: Charles Lidgard

CD cover The Effects of Weather by Way Out West
Reviews Posted on28 July 201030 July 2013

CD Review: The Effects of Weather – Way Out West

“A true departure from ‘traditional jazz’ and the result is not only fresh and instantly likable, but has the potential to become a modern classic.”

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Reviews Posted on20 February 201019 April 2014

fit – Alister Spence Trio (Rufus Records)

The Alister Spence Trio comprises Alister Spence (piano), Lloyd Swanton (bass) and Toby Hall (drums, glockenspiel). The trio released their first album Three is a Circle in 2000 and received ARIA nominations for subsequent albums Flux (2003) and Mercury (2007). fit is the band’s fourth album.

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