Disorder At The Border - Disorder At The Border Plays Ornette

Review by Marie Claire

Disorder At The Border's album, "Disorder At The Border Plays Ornette," is a refreshing take on the music of jazz legend Ornette Coleman. The band's innovative approach to Coleman's compositions is evident throughout the album, with each track showcasing their unique sound and style.

The album's opener, "Ramblin'," sets the tone with its driving rhythm and intricate saxophone lines. The band's tight interplay is on full display, with each member contributing to the song's dynamic energy. "Lonely Woman" follows, with its haunting melody and emotive saxophone solo. The band's ability to convey the emotional depth of the song is a testament to their musicianship.

Other standout tracks include "Peace," with its intricate guitar work and soaring saxophone lines, and "Focus on Sanity," which features a powerful bassline and intricate drumming. The album's closer, "Congeniality," is a fitting end to the album, with its upbeat tempo and infectious melody.

Summary by Marie Claire

"Disorder At The Border Plays Ornette" is a must-listen for jazz fans looking for a fresh take on Ornette Coleman's music. Disorder At The Border's innovative approach and musicianship make for a captivating listening experience that is sure to leave a lasting impression.