"Everything's Going Everywhere" is a captivating jazz album released by the prolific pianist Thollem McDonas on April 1, 2005, under the Jazzheads-Edgetone label. Collaborating with drummer Rick Rivera, McDonas delivers a sonic journey that bursts with excitement and innovation, pushing the boundaries of jazz and improvisation in the 21st century. The album spans 17 tracks, each offering a unique blend of free jazz and avant-garde styles, with a total runtime of 57 minutes.
McDonas, known for his chameleonic ability to adapt to various musical contexts, draws inspiration from diverse sources, including nuclear bombs and modern classical music. The album features a range of compositions, from the introspective "Twelve Tongues" to the chaotic energy of "Clown Funeral" and the intricate "Insanity Done with Mirrors." Each piece showcases McDonas' virtuosic keyboard skills and his collaborative chemistry with Rivera, resulting in a dynamic and engaging listening experience.
Since its release, McDonas has continued to explore a wide range of musical styles and collaborations, releasing over 100 albums on various vanguard labels. "Everything's Going Everywhere" stands as a testament to his adventurous spirit and his ability to blend different musical influences into a cohesive and compelling whole. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a curious newcomer, this album offers a fresh and exciting perspective on the genre.
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