The Allan Browne Trio deconstructs the works of Mary Lou Williams and Karlheinz Stockhausen. "The idea of the two of them is a thrill. I know there'll be maths in there, from Marc, tight tickety ticks from Al, joyful slaps and thwacks from Sam - and groove from all three. The ideas will flow free… and later there are shades of Mingus in some bass. Salute, not imitation. I hear Mary Lou in Hannaford and it's all in Al. All. What joy this is; the stars and their tendencies. The timings and frequencies. The idiosyncrasies. The starriest nights, and heightiest heights." Miriam Zolin.