Joe McPhee & Chris Corsano – Scraps and Shadows [LP] Electronic / Experimental sometimes droney but somehow playing

sometimes droney but somehow playing in Claypipe draws a blissed out sunny pop sensibility from both our natures

Detonations and radio calls

a setting of mystical texts by the 13th century Franciscan friar Jacopone da Todi

Gretchen Wells

Illustrated with archival images of the performance and accompanied by new liner notes from Peter Pannke and Lars-Christian Koch

Joe McPhee & Chris Corsano – Scraps and Shadows [LP] Electronic / Experimental sometimes droney but somehow playing"Scraps And Shadows is the second album by the dream pairing of Joe McPhee and Chris Corsano. A follow up to Under A Double Moon (ROAR 022LP), which featured McPhee's alto saxophone, Scraps And Shadows finds him largely on tenor. Recorded live in Milwaukee in 2011, the album consists of seven dedicatory pieces, from the delicate balladry of "For Adrienne P" to the appropriately combustible "For Han Bennink". Corsano's stupendously detailed drumming