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Live Recording
Matthias Lupri: Matthias Lupri; Thomas Kneeland (upright bass, electronics); Nate Radley, Jordan Perlson.
Personnel: Matthias Lupri (vibraphone, electronics); Nate Radley (guitar, electronics); Donny McCaslin (alto flute, soprano saxophone, tenor saxophone); Myron Walden (bass clarinet, soprano saxophone, alto saxophone); Jordan Perlson (drums, percussion).
Audio Mixer: Warren Amerman.
Liner Note Author: Bill Milkowski.
Recording information: Acoustic Studios, New York, NY (08/07/2008-08/09/2005).
Author: Bill Milkowski.
Photographers: Matthias Lupri; Craig Bailey; Daniel Traynor; Rick Diamond; Jon Hammond.
Additional personnel: Myron Walden, Donny McCaslin.Down Beat (p.77) - 3.5 stars out of 5 -- "Some of it is rockish, some bows to tunefulness alone -- and there are raucous moments in a rambunctiously jazzy way."
JazzTimes (p.101) - "Matthias Lupri continues to expand the tonal potential of his instrument through unorthodox electronic manipulations." Matthias Lupri Metalix Songs | 1. | Metalix IV Prelude | |
| 2. | Wondering & Wandering | |
| 3. | (Another) Lost Creek | |
| 4. | Still | |
| 5. | (Still) Lingering | |
| 6. | Glass Stairs | |
| 7. | Metalix | |
| 8. | Metalix Abstract | |
| 9. | Dream Nocturne | |
| 10. | Ghost Clusters | |
| 11. | Lonely Interlude | |
| 12. | Flowers for Mary Jane | |
| 13. | TD Vibe Intro | |
| 14. | Time Design | |
| 15. | Wondering & Wandering Reprise | |
| 16. | Metalix Deja Vu | |
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