Keyboard Magazine reviews Richard and Jordan's concert DVD "A Fistful of Patchcords."
Dynamic thrust and Zen-like calm: Jordan Rudess and Richard Lainhart are bringing back the magic of improvisation to electronic music.
— tokafi.com reviews "Fistful of Patchcords."
Airglow Music presents A Fistful of Patchcords (AM-001)
Jordan Rudess and Richard Lainhart Live in Concert
Airglow Music's first release, "A Fistful of Patchcords", is a full-length concert film on DVD, presented just as Richard Lainhart and Jordan Rudess performed it on July 22, 2006 in Valley Cottage, New York. Sonic exploration is the main goal in these spontaneous synthesizer improvisations with textures ranging everywhere from simple chord changes and melodies to brutal noise, all accompanied by abstract computer animations.
"A Fistful of Patchcords" makes it abundantly clear that Richard and Jordan are synthesis masters. In their hands, spacey jams evolve full of emotion and nuance, making excellent use of both old-school analog and cutting-edge digital sound sources. Highly creative, musical, and satisfying.
— Michael Gallant, Keyboard Magazine
See the Trailer from the DVD. (Requires QuickTime 7 or later)
Buy now at Jordan Rudess Shop at Music Today
Also, look for Jordan Rudess + Richard Lainhart's "Aldebaran," "Tarazed," and "Orion," available from Jordan's Download Store.
