This album sees Rafael Toral manipulating various sound sources to create a vast piece that goes through really, really slow chord progressions, but echoes with such wonderful textures and dynamics that it becomes almost transcendental.
Tag: Post-Jazz
GLOBAL NOISE :: The Great Harry Hillman, Tatran, Notilus
Rebellious, eclectic post-jazz theatricality from Swiss/German quartet The Great Harry Hillman, incendiary, otherworldly abstraction from Tel Aviv’s three-piece band Tatran, and futuristic, explosive fusions from […]
Not just jazz
A succinct coverage of four boundary pushers, most likely filed under jazz at record stores and online music shops. Four albums that distinctly and assertively […]
SONIC EXPOSURE :: Naima
“Although there are never any defining labels, we have sometimes been taken for a post-jazz band. The definitive idea would be to take the jazz […]
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