Lux Quartet

When Myra Melford, “a gifted descendant of the high-density Cecil Taylor school”, on piano and Allison Miller, "one of the most promising drummers in the game", meet Dayna Stephens, a much lauded "downbeat rising star" on the saxophone, who is always looking for singable discords, and Scott Colley, arguably the most-recorded and anyway a "First Call" bassist of our time, it is, according to Melford, "like throwing a spark at tinder - everything immediately bursts into flames"