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fall through the infinite

by phil hargreaves & richard harrison

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pool 06:47
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trigon 02:44
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reach for the tar 04:39
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approach, the mechanoid 05:01
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paste & fallmost 07:29
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tadpole, let me kiss you 03:09
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fourth - ack ack ack 02:16
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constellations of asphalt 06:26
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the zealot in velvet 02:05
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granma moment 01:09
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fall through the infinite 06:44
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Recorded in Liverpool, UK, June 2021. All tracks are improvisations.

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PHIL HARGREAVES is a Liverpool saxophonist and bold improviser whose music evokes the voices and echoes of his home city. In his new album, Fall Through the Infinite, he duets with the drummer of Spaceheads, Richard Harrison, and they create an urban soundscape, sometimes forlorn, sometimes bursting with hope, which is constantly inventive and multifaceted in its sonic patterns.

Hargreaves’s tenor horn rampages through Reach for the Tar in ardent conversation with Harrison’s scuttling percussive words, and in Pool, it is his flute which breezes through the spaces of his partner’s sounds. In Tadpole, Let Me Kiss You, his flute picks out his notes as if he were plucking them from some pollution-swept tree.

The duo find modes of artistic heaven in Merseyside streets and in Constellations of Asphalt they express it with feelings which combine bleakness and love. A powerful album this, which explores a great city of manifold sounds.

Chris Searle, Morning Star
morningstaronline.co.uk/article/c/album-reviews-with-chris-searle-february-21-2022

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released July 5, 2021

phil hargreaves: saxes & flute
richard harrison: drums & objects

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