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Jozef Van Wissem - Jim Jarmusch: Concerning the Entrance into Eternity
La lezione di John Fahey si fa qui bruciante e allucinatoria, ponendo però l'ascoltatore di fronte al bivio tra l'abbandono quasi mistico - non a caso alcuni titoli sono tratti dal lavoro di Swedenborg - e una rapida discesa nella noia, il che sarebbe un peccato perché è nella seconda parte del lavoro che stanno le cose migliori come la dilaniata "Continuation of the Last Judgement," la più noisy "The Sun of the Natural World Is Pure Fire" e la più breve traccia conclusiva, al termine della quale giunge la voce dello stesso Jarmusch a declamare alcuni versi di San Juan de la Cruz.
Non troppe emozioni, ma un lavoro arcano e contemporaneo come voleva essere.
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Track Listing
01. Apokatastasis (Restoration); 02. Concerning the Entrance into Eternity; 03. Continuation of the Last Judgement; 04. The Sun of the Natural World Is Pure Fire; 05. He Is Hanging by His Shiny Arms, His Heart an Open Wound with Love.
Personnel
Jozef Van Wissem (liuto); Jim Jarmusch (chitarre, voce).
Album information
Title: Concerning the Entrance into Eternity | Year Released: 2012
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