Cate Kennan - The Arbitrary Dimension Of Dreams'The Arbitrary Dimension of Dreams' is Cate Kennan's oblique exploration of memory, nighttime, and narrative. The resulting 12 compositions are brisk, evocative, and lingering. Kennan's sonic palette is vast yet harmonized, deftly matching spectral synthesizers to hazy lap steel guitars and watery analog effects. Existing in the sparsely occupied world of early melodic electronic music, her songs call to mind the sonic landscape's of Malcolm Cecil,

Wolfe effortlessly harnessed the raw power of her live performances in collaboration with in-studio experimentation crafting an album that marries the roots of rock with the soaring choruses of modern pop

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The album features the Lao Tizer Band [Lao Tizer (piano)

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and Leonard Cohen

This enjoyable set from vibraphonist Red Norvo features his 1957 quintet: Bob Drasnin on flute and alto

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that danger and even catastrophe lurk around the corner

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