Search results for 'jaga and jazzist'
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Norway, jazz, post-rock, electro, electronic,Jaga Jazzist,What We Must,Ninja Tune,Aaron Shaul
JAGA JAZZIST WHAT WE MUST Ninja Tune Jaga Jazzist are a hard band to categorize. Within the confines of any of their albums, the listener's going to be treated to a fair share of glitchy electro, humid jazz and frenetic rock. Recently, the band quashed their electronic predilection and moved toward ...
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In the Fishtank (Konkurrent). Review by Aaron Shaul.
MOTORPSYCHO + JAGA JAZZIST HORNS IN THE FISHTANK Konkurrent Jazz-fusion is one of my great musical unknowns. I spent much of my adolescence snickering at every appearance or mention of those two words. It always conjured images of overweight, bearded, balding men in Bill Cosby sweaters wasting my time ...
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Day (Ninja Tune). Review by Aaron Shaul.
JAGA JAZZIST DAY Ninja Tune I really, really need to get my hands on Stix. Seriously. I used to bow to the Scandinavian mastery of garage rock, and now I'm humbled yet again in deference to their progressive jazz-fusion. The title track from the Day EP is culled from Stix and makes for a great standalone ...
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Melody Mountain (Rune Grammofon). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... of those pretty faces has dropped yet another notch. Comprised of singer Susanna Karolina Wallumrod and multi-instrumentalist Morten Qvenild (of Jaga Jazzist and The Shining), the group's gathers together ridiculously disparate territories of the pop landscape --Leonard Cohen, AC/DC, Joy Division, Bob ...
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Happiness Not Yet Won (Acoustic). Review by Aaron Shaul.
... HAPPINESS NOT YET WON Acoustic Norwegian free-jazz ensemble Ignore aren't exactly what I need to fill my jones for their avant-garde countrymen in Jaga Jazzist, but it's a worthy approximation. Led by guitar/lap steel player Gaute Storsve, the group --which consists of flute, saxophone, bass, drums ...
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Gold Thriller (Joyful Noise). Review by Nora Richardson.
... Your Body Tells You to Do" puts a straight jacket on mid-section, for a genius and gorgeous jazzy woodwind breakdown that shines as bright as the Jaga Jazzist horn section's one-off collaboration with Motorpsycho. With seven songs and clocking in at just over 19 minutes, Gold Thriller lives up to its ...
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