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Krokofant: 6
Track review of "Oh My God""Oh My God" announces itself immediately. A striking and melodic unison hook shifts across registers, giving the track a bold, gripping energy that does not let up. The synergistic interplay between all three players is at the heart of everything here; this is a band that listens as fiercely as it plays. Hasslan's solo moves through psychedelic and prog-rock territory with real conviction before transitioning seamlessly into fluid jazz stylizations and delicious harmonies, with the shift feeling entirely natural rather than forced.
At different points in time, a lurking undercurrent of sound shadows the foreground, subtly altering the atmosphere and creating space for Hasslan's most expressive playing. The trio tears it up with the same fierce ambition that drives the album as a whole, before circling back to revisit the opening complex theme at the closeouta satisfying and compositionally astute resolution. Nonetheless, few bands working in jazz-rock today match Krokofant's ability to balance raw improvisational energy with sharp compositional thinking.
Track Listing
Harry Davidson; Triple Dad; Oh My God; Country Doom; The Ballade; Pretentious Woman.
Personnel
Additional Instrumentation
Jorgen Mathisen: synthesizers; Axel Skalstad: percussion; Tom Haslan: bass.
Album information
Title: 6 | Year Released: 2025 | Record Label: Is It Jazz?
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