Wilco drummer/percussionist Glenn Kotsche's solo label debut, Mobile, comprises eight original compositions, with inspirations ranging from mobile sculpture, coimposer (and label-mate) Steve Reich, the Ramayana, Wilco drumbeats, the Nonesuch Explorer series, and percussionists Tony Allen and Ed Blackwell. The album features a wide range of instruments, including vibraphone, kalimba, mbira and drum kit.

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A new offering from Chicago percussionist and sound explorer GLENN KOTCHE (WILCO, JIM O'ROURKE BAND, ON FILLMORE). Four extended tracks that explore the concept and boundaries of rhythmic patterns, and transforms them into a subtle, deeply melodic aural lozenge. Lushly arranged, seamlessly shifting rhythmic variations that bring to mind RZA's Ghost Dog soundtrack, mid-'60s Steve Reich, and Fennesz's Endless Summer.

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Dammit, Loose Fur is Glenn Kotche, Jim O'Rourke, and Jeff Tweedy -- three guys playing musical songs featuring singing. But you didn't hear it from us. So anyway, in the dead of night, when everyone else in the fucking world was partying, they were, too -- down at the Fantasy Factory, naturally. That's what we in the biz call your everyday, average, All-American recording studio. For those of you out there in the world who've enjoyed records from any of these three people, Loose Fur is a record for you. It...   [ read more ]

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