9 thoughts on “ Work - Vijay Iyer Trio - Break Stuff (CD, Album) ”

1. Vijay Iyer Trio, ‘Break Stuff’ Despite the album’s layered meters, you couldn’t ask for a more swinging “Work,” or a more moving solo-piano treatment of “Blood Count,” ending.

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2. BREAK STUFF is another great album from the Vijay Iyer Trio. Compared to the last two, Historicity (), and Accelerando (), this new one is sleeker and more spacious, with a cooler sound in contrast to the warmer feel of the others/5(33).

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3. Break Stuff, an Album by Vijay Iyer Trio. Released 16 January on ECM (catalog no. ECM / ; CD). Genres: ECM Style Jazz. Featured peformers: Vijay Iyer (piano), Stephan Crump (double bass), Marcus Gilmore (drums), Manfred Eicher (producer).

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4. Iyer's longtime trio energetically recasts everything it touches, looking forward while paying tribute to the past. Work is a faithful homage to Iyer's "number one hero of all time" Thelonious Monk and Countdown reconsiders the classic Coltrane tune inside a .

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5. The Vijay Iyer Trio was named Jazz Group of the year in the DownBeat International Critics Poll, with Iyer having earlier received an unprecedented “quintuple crown” in the Downbeat Poll (winning Jazz Artist of the Year, Pianist of the Year, Jazz Album of the Year, Jazz Group of the Year, and Rising Star Composer categories), as.

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6. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Break Stuff - Vijay Iyer Trio, Vijay Iyer on AllMusic - - Though Break Stuff is Vijay Iyer's third 8/

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7. Jan 29,  · Break Stuff is a fascinating flurry of short, bustling phrases and pumping chords that opens out into longer lines against a steady drum hit, and the excellent Diptych .

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8. Following on the heels of ’s acclaimed Mutations, the pianist-composer’s ECM debut that found him writing for piano, string quartet, and electronics, Iyer continues the momentum he established with bassist Stephan Crump and drummer Marcus Gilmore on ’s Historicity and ’s Accelerando. On Break Stuff, the intrepid sonic explorers again deal in the kind of intricate time.

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9. Intrepid pianist and composer Vijay Iyer's Break Stuff is an intimate work brimming with an intense poetry and a subtly dramatic ambience. The latter results from the complementary and contrasting elements, which are intricately interwoven within each of the dozen tracks that comprise the album.

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