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Giuseppe Doronzo: Futuro Ancestrale
ByDoronzo contributes two compositions, "Hopscotch" and "Digging The Sand," plus he performs here with his baritone saxophone and an Iranian bagpipe. This instrument has a goat skin bladder with a pipe attached for playing melodies and the dronelike sound Doronzo produces here. The trio opens with the improvisation "Neptune," a quiet meditation built upon Rosaly's metallic resonances, Moor's static energy and Doronzo's saxophone, which rides its own metallic edges. At 13 minutes, the lengthier "Hopscotch" turns up the heat with its slow boiling sound. The baritone saxophone knocks heads with Moor's walking bass line and Rosaly's thunder until a stillness emerges, only to boil over once again. Moor's unique guitar stylings, part noise destruction and part echoing energy, fuel "Magma" as Rosaly powers a pulse and Doronzo's bagpipes come off as an electric buzz and vibrations. Each track flows into the next. "Digging In The Sand" brings the affair full circle with a bewitching meditative dirge.
Track Listing
Neptune; Hopscotch; Magma; Digging the Sand; Graduate of Witchcraft.
Personnel
Additional Instrumentation
Giuseppe Doronzo: Iranian bagpipe
Album information
Title: Futuro Ancestrale | Year Released: 2024 | Record Label: Clean Feed Records
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About Giuseppe Doronzo
Instrument: Saxophone, baritone
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