Leo Records: CD LR 671/672 
https://www.leorecords.com/?m=select&id=CD_LR_671/672

* Nicola Negrini: double bass, ubass, metallophone, live electronics
* Achille Succi: alto saxophone, bass clarinet, shakuhachi
* Philippe "Pipon" Garcia: drums, perpared guitar, live electronics
* Antonio Della Marina: sinewaves, live electronics
 
https://www.nicneg.it/ 
https://www.achillesucci.it/ 
https://www.allmusic.com/artist/philippe-garcia-mn0000917639 
https://www.antoniodellamarina.com/

Recorded by Carlo Cantini at Digitube Studio, [MN:Italy]
(Parco Regionale del Mincio, provincia di Mantova, Lombardia, Italia)
on June 18th & 19th 2012.


Reviews
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By dbarbiero 
https://avantmusicnews.com/2013/07/15/amn-reviews-scoolptures-please-drive-by-carefully/

This two-disc set is the third release from this fine Italian quartet. Mixing
improvisation with live electronics, Please Drive-By Carefully is a hybrid of
open-form jazz and spontaneous response to unconventionally notated scores.

The four musicians—Achille Succi on alto saxophone, bass clarinet and
shakuhachi; bassist/composer/electronics artist Nicola Negrini; Philippe Garcia
on drums, prepared guitar and electronics; and Antonio Della Marina supplying
sinewaves and electronics—interpret graphic scores derived from the work of
British street artist Banksy. The scores are of several different types, among
which are some with dots and dashes resembling Morse code, some done in QR
code, and some looking like Ferdinand Leger’s paintings of tubular forms.

The realization of the scores takes the form of an interplay between the
textures and lyricism of jazz on the one hand, and the timbral possibilities
opened up by electronic collage and live processing on the other. The sounds
range from the warmly human tones of Succi’s shakuhachi and bass clarinet to
the electronically-generated layers that give the quartet its distinctive sonic
profile. The tracks are concise and well-focused—all but five of the
twenty-four are under four minutes long. Succi’s balanced lyricism and the
understory of Negrini’s bass work ensure that the music draws on a vital
reserve of emotional depth amid the conceptual rigor.

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By Stef 
https://www.freejazzblog.org/2013/07/scoolptures-please-drive-by-carefully.html

By Jack Kenny

Di Ettore Garzia (it)

Par Jean Buzelin (fr) 
https://www.culturejazz.fr/spip.php?article2391