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Author: Ian Patterson

Ian Patterson is A Senior Contributor at the multiple award-winning webzine All About Jazz, for whom he has written over 500 articles. For five years Ian worked as a social/environmental researcher in Laos. Currently based in Ireland, Ian covers the arts for various papers and magazines. His writing has been published in national newspapers, travel magazines and guides, academic journals, CD liner notes, tour and festival programs and specialist arts magazines. He is coping hopelessly with an addiction to live music.
Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on14 February 201522 May 2017

Album review: The Sweetness of Things Half Remembered (Rafael Karlen)

Ian Patterson reviews The Sweetness of Things Half Remembered. ‘Karlen’s music is both cerebral and emotive. It’s music that’s difficult to box and therein lies a great part of its undoubted appeal.’

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News, Reviews Posted on9 December 2014

Album review: Songs of Friends (Josh Kyle & Sam Keevers) by Ian Patterson

If there’s one complaint is that the forty plus minutes seem a little short – a sure sign that this duo is pushing all the right buttons.

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Matthew Sheens Untranslateable
Album Releases, News, Reviews Posted on19 October 201419 October 2014

Album review: Untranslatable (Matthew Sheens) by Ian Patterson

There’s perhaps more of Sheens the Downbeat poll-winning pianist this time out but significantly Untranslatable ups the ante compositionally, with the Yanni Burton String Quartet leaving an indelible stamp on a third of the tracks.

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News, Reviews Posted on10 October 201410 October 2014

Gig review: The Necks at The MAC by Ian Patterson

Inevitably, the different currents converge and the trio voice flows freely. Unrelenting cymbal and bass bomb patterns, sawing arco and swirling piano create a heady maelstrom, with Abrahams alternating sharply between staccato patterns fashioned by two and then ten fingers.

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