‘These Skies In Which We Rust’ – John Law’s New Congregation

Posted on July 3, 2015 by Adrian Pallant • Posted in Jazz • Tagged 33 Extreme, 33JAZZ, 33Xtreme006, bass, Conical, double bass, drums, glockenspiel, Holly Law, I Hold My Soul To The Wind, I Sink Therefore I Swam, ibo drum, Incarnadine Day, jazz, John Law, John Law's New Congregation, Josh Arcoleo, keyboards, Laurie Lowe, Lucky 13!, piano, sax, Set Theory, Seven Ate Nine, tenor, tenor sax, The Music Of The Night, These Skies In Which We Rust, To Do Today: To Die, voice, When Planets Collide, Yuri Goloubev • Leave a comment

FOR ALMOST thirty years, classically-trained British pianist John Law has been pushing on the door of jazz creativity, forming and reshaping his own particularly diverse routes through an impressive catalogue of ensemble and solo piano releases.

Read the full review at LondonJazz News…

John Law piano, keyboards, glockenspiel
Josh Arcoleo tenor sax
Yuri Goloubev double bass
Laurie Lowe drums, ibo drum
with
Holly Law voice

johnlaw.org.uk

33 Extreme – 33Xtreme006 (2015)

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