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Cut It!
There's a knowingness to the opening song on Blurt's first album in 13 years being called "Once More," because from its squalling start, Ted Milton's screeching sax work over a brisk rhythm section charge and his intonation of the title with a hint of a leer (or is it a sneer?), find the band very much at it again, doing what it does best. Blurt out of step nature is evident at the beginning of most of its albums, pegging the band as neither fish nor fowl, and one suspects Milton wouldn't have it any other way. Like so many bands that have found both their earlier and new work reissued by LTM Recordings, Blurt sound happily energized, with Milton's eye and ear for aggressive absurdities and ...
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