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Aziola Cry
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CD Reviews
Ellipsis
Review by Gary Hill
If you like instrumental prog in the style of Djam Karet, but would like to hear that sound carried out with a bit more metal to it, then Aziola Cry is the band for you. These guys do have quite a bit in common with that other band, but they also share musical textures with Rush, Dream Theater and some metal bands.
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Ghost Conversations
Review by Julie Knispel
Aziola Cry is an instrumental trio from Chicago consisting of Chapman Stick, guitar, and drums. Their music is dark, unrelenting and complex, drawing as strongly from first generation progressive artists (such as King Crimson) as from today’s practitioners (Tool).
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The Ironic Divide
Review by Gary Hill
We have reviewed a couple releases from this act previously at Music Street Journal. This is the newest CD from this Chicago based band.

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Concert Reviews
Aziola Cry - Live at M.A.R.S., June 2007
Review by Josh Turner
With the inclusion of Jason Blake’s Chapman Stick, the music sounded a bit like OSI, Gordan Knot, or The Tony Levin Band. The drums were steady and precise, coming by way of Tom Murray. Mike Milaniak’s guitar, conversely, had a nice patchy tone.


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Aziola Cry - Live in Madison, WI, June, 2007
Review by Josh Turner
Aziola Cry was the in-between band this night. From what I heard and saw, they should have been the headliner.
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Interviews
Aziola Cry
Interview by Gary Hill
Interview with Jason Blake of Aziola Cry from 2006

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Aziola Cry
Interview by Julie Knispel
Interview with Jason Blake of Aziola Cry, from 2008
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Related Articles
Jason Blake
Review by Gary Hill
Interview with Jason Blake from 2021
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Jason Blake - featuring Raphael Weinroth-Browne - Candles Burn
Review by Gary Hill
I usually mention in these reviews that Warr guitarist Jason Blake is best known for his work in Aziola Cry.

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Jason Blake - Fictional Mirrors
Review by Gary Hill
I've covered Jason Blake previously as part of the band Aziola Cry. In fact, I reviewed their most recent disc in the last issue of MSJ.

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Jason Blake - Imaginary Cages
Review by Gary Hill
The latest solo release from Jason Blake, this is made up of Warr Guitar solo pieces. There is a good range of sound within this set.

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Jason Blake - Radiant Dusk
Review by Gary Hill
I have covered a lot of music from Jason Blake. The Warr guitar player delivers quality music.

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Jason Blake - Seemingly Quixotic
Review by Gary Hill
Jason Blake puts out consistently strong music.

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Jason Blake - Subsequent Ruins
Review by Gary Hill
Jason Blake has built up quite a catalog of killer Warr Guitar instrumental music. He's joined on this latest release by Marco Minnemann on drums.

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Jason Blake - The Compromise Rationale
Review by Gary Hill
Jason Blake is really building up quite an admirable catalog of solo music. Blake is a Warr guitarist hailing from my regional backyard, in his case, Chicago.

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Jason Blake - The Darkness Found in Shadows
Review by Gary Hill
This was the first of two solo albums from Jason Blake in the last year or so. I've reviewed the other one in this issue, as well.

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