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Trapist: Brandlmayr - Siewert - Williamson: Highway My Friend
ByThe band incorporates unwieldy elements of space rock, free jazz, and more, yet metaphors or analogies cannot accurately describe their overall game plan. With the work titled “Impex,” Williamson’s fluttering arco bass lines cast a foreboding aura amid Siewert’s delicately fabricated distortions. Essentially, the group treks atop a virtual plane that might elicit notions of an x-y axis, although on works such as “Fenrus,” they engage in a loosely organized, free-improv exercise. A beguiling effort indeed! (Highly recommended)
Track Listing
1.Mascona 2.FM 3.Impex 4.E101 5.Mine Was The Shoulder You Cried On That Day 6.Fenrus 7.Mile
Personnel
Martin Brandlymayr: drums, percussion
Album information
Title: Highway My Friend | Year Released: 2002 | Record Label: Hat Hut Records
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