Try a little tenderness! Fuubutsushi’s Meridians invites the listener into a sound world where gentleness is a strength, where delicacy speaks volumes. A wonderful sprawl across two LPs, the album’s 15 tracks patiently unfold and unfurl, finding a remarkably fertile middle ground between the rich interplay of Bill Evans’ classic early 1960s trio and Chicago’s exploratory post-rock scene of the mid-1990s . . .
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