On the one hand, it needs to push the envelope. When it does so, it needs to sound beautiful. This is not a musician interested in modern noise. Yellow Petals, the new album from the drummer's trio due out March 4, is a case in point. There are nine tracks on the album. Each and every one reflects the leader's unique musical voice. The trio (Di Fiore is joined by bassist Adrian Moring and pianist Billy Test) has been playing together for four years. They are obviously all on the same page. They know what Di Fiore is looking for, and they know how to make it happen.