Perplexity

Avant-garde jazz/classical suite inspired by Afrofuturist author Octavia Bulter. Nicole Mitchell has received high praise from the likes of the WIRE, Peter Margasak, & Howard Reich. The Black Ensemble includes JEFF PARKER (TORTOISE, CHICAGO UNDERGROUND DUO), JOSHUA ABRAMS, DAVID BOYKIN & TOMEKA REID. Recorded live at the Chicago Museum of Contemporary Art

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The third album from Ill Considered has been a revelatory part of the journey for its members. While the first album was completely improvised in a two hour session involving all four musicians and no pre-written tunes, the second album was a live gig recorded at The Crypt Jazz Club, London, involving mainly compositions ( taken from the first album, as well as new tunes and some from Wildflower (the other band in which Leon Brichard and Idris Rahman collaborate with drummer Tom Skinner). The creation of Ill Considered 3 was quite different again.

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