A night walking through mirrors

"A Night Walking Through Mirrors has a decidedly un-curated feel to it. As the title implies, there is a ghostly quality to the music, even as it imposes alternately raw and supple emotions. At the heart of ear-bending configurations the sound remains self-assured and expressive; the life of the music resides in the larger world, where ego is left behind".

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"Surprisingly, Rob Mazurek's wordless, chant-like vocals slide into the mix just as easily as Edwards's bass. The stylistic ebb-and-flow of A Night Walking Through Mirrors gives the listener permission to forget once in a while that he or she is listening to a "jazz" album. As many people as there are who grumble about the avant-garde and free jazz, there are probably just as many who grumble about technology's role in jazz. Mazurek and Taylor have tapped into a sub-genre where technology compliments the feeling of liberation rather than spoils it. The more receptive you are to their tweakings, the more satisfying this album will be".

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