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NICK DUNSTON

Out of Your Head

Any recording that contains a track titled “Rewind Fee” has a substantial bit of throwback in its spirit, and that’s the case, the latest from fast-rising bassist Nick Dunston. But the era that Dunston evokes predates videocassettes and the arcane rules of the shops that rented them. Instead, the music on gloriously recalls the experimental abandon of the loft-jazz era of the ’70s, when a flugelhorn/bassoon duet concert might be followed by a sextet of three cellos and three flutes; each band would aggressively assert how the new sonic mix extended the tradition.

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