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Submerging Silently

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By Chris Ingalls, Jessica Ackerley, Kevin Cheli, Gahlord Dewald
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Submerging Silently Cacophonous Revival The opening track of Submerging Silently, “One”, begins like the sound of a beast awakening. Gahlord DeWald’s bass noodles around, looking for something to attach itself to, while Kevin Cheli’s percussion clatters away and Jessica Ackerley‘s fast, furious picking revs things up. It’s a slow-building introduction to a fascinating experimental project that shows off the improvisational acumen of these three brilliant musicians.
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Morning/mourning | Album Review

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By Chris Ingalls, Jessica Ackerley
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Morning/mourning Jessica Ackerley Cacophonous Revival 28 May 2021 Jessica Ackerley is a musician whose artistic pursuits are relentless. The Canadian-born guitarist spent the last several years in New York City, tearing down musical boundaries as a member of experimental bands like Prima, Gold Dime, Jazz Bras Dot Com, and ESSi, and even found time to record some inventive, skronky jazz combo solo albums, Coalesce (2017) and A New Kind of Water (2019).
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Morning/mourning, by Jessica Ackerley

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By Jessica Ackerley, Luke Stewart, Patrick Shiroishi, Lara Alarcón
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about Cacophonous Revival Recordings Richmond, Virginia Our aims and goals will be to not be constrained by genre or geography but to have a unifying theme. One of passion, excitement and experimentation in music. We want to release styles as divergent in genre as avant garde, world music, experimental, jazz, noise, metal, hip hop, punk, classical, etc. ... more
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