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Igor Lunder Sextet: Igor Lunder Sextet
For a decent-sized band, the members of Lunder's sextet do an admirable job of getting out of each others' way and creating a sound that is uncluttered and transparent while maintaining the necessary lushness the arrangements call for. The cultivation of space by both the rhythm section and the front line soloists is commendable and makes for fine late night listening when the jittery, caffeinated urge to plaster notes over every second is way too unsettling. Lunder's opening statement on "O.K. No K. is particularly lovely and ushers in a slightly melancholy reverie from the rest of the band.
For the most part, however, the album is less a collection of standout moments than a mood-sustaining effort. One searches in vain for any gripping episodes and instead settles for the overall effect of tranquility the recording produces.
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Track Listing
Jazz -- Menu 1; 69; O.K. No K.;
Personnel
Igor Lunder
guitarMarko Djordjevi?-trumpet, flugelhorn; Igor Lumpert-tenor sax; Matja
Album information
Title: Igor Lunder Sextet | Year Released: 2005 | Record Label: Unknown label
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