Mostly Other People Do the Killing Remain “Disastrously” Wonderful
Jazz pranksters Mostly Other People Do the Killing return as an acoustic piano trio with electronics, peddling tuneful tales of destruction on Disasters Vol. 1.
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The Best Jazz Albums of 2010
Jazz was working all the angles in 2010. Is there any other genre that has as much range -- from solo instruments to big bands, from instrumental to vocal, from European musicians to both North and South Americans, from truly pretty music to raucously avant-garde "noise"?
Mostly Other People Do the Killing: Familia: Paint
The antic pranksters of jazz return with a new format (piano trio) and a new seriousness? Mostly.
Mostly Other People Do the Killing: Mauch Chunk
Moppa Elliott and his merry band of feather rufflers make a slightly safer album this time around, but it's no less an adventure.
Jazz May Be Reeling in Terms of Record Sales, But It’s Thriving As an Art Form
What if today’s jazz is a little bit Bill Frisell and a little bit Ornette Coleman?
Kind of, Kind of Blue: A Conversation with Mostly Other People Do the Killing
Mostly Other People Do the Killing have taken on an ambitious task: recreate Miles Davis' landmark Kind of Blue note for note. Except, as bassist Moppa Elliott notes, note-for-note might just be impossible.