"Tarvos," the second volume in Ivo Perelman's collaborative series with Matthew Shipp, is a thrilling exploration of free jazz and avant-garde boundaries. Released in March 2017 on Leo Records, this album features seven continuous, untitled parts that collectively span 48 minutes of intense, improvisational dialogue between Perelman's tenor saxophone, Shipp's piano, and Bobby Kapp's drums. Kapp, a seasoned drummer in his seventies, brings a lightness of touch that complements the duo's fiery interplay, adding a unique dynamic to the recordings.
Perelman and Shipp, both renowned for their innovative approaches to jazz, push the envelope with "Tarvos," delving into the abstract and the avant-garde. The album is a testament to their musical chemistry, with each part seamlessly flowing into the next, creating a cohesive and captivating listening experience. The raw, unfiltered energy of their performances is palpable, making "Tarvos" a standout addition to any jazz enthusiast's collection. The album's cover design, created by Tom Beckham, adds a visual dimension to the auditory experience, encapsulating the spirit of the music within.
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