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Markus Lauterburg: Mumur

By AAJ Italy Staff
February 26, 2009
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Curioso organico: batteria, basso elettrico, chitarra, violoncello e sax soprano. Verrebbe da pensare ad atmosfere cameristiche, ad una certa qual levità. E invece la musica di Mumur è spesso carica di elettricità, di vera e propria tensione. Soprattutto nella prima parte dell'album, in cui solo la prima delle tre Bliss (tracce collettive, improvvisate) marca una pausa da atmosfere nervose e dinamicamente compresse verso l'alto in modo persino eccessivo.

Dalla seconda Bliss, invece, l'album si acquieta. Guadagnandone in varietà e profondità. Rispetto alle prime tracce, sembra quasi un altro disco. Decisamente più riuscito, con alcuni momenti (come Labyrinth) di sicuro interesse.

Track Listing

01. Elf (Markus Lauterburg); 02. Horizont (Markus Lauterburg); 03. Bliss I (A. Pflugshaupt, D. Gisler, M. Birnstiel, U. Lienert, M. Lauterburg); 04. Das tapfere Schneiderlein (Markus Lauterburg); 05. Melee (Markus Lauterburg); 06. But Where? (Markus Lauterburg); 07. Bliss II (A. Pflugshaupt, D. Gisler, M. Birnstiel, U. Lienert, M. Lauterburg); 08. Labyrinth (Markus Lauterburg); 09. Bliss III (A. Pflugshaupt, D. Gisler, M. Birnstiel, U. Lienert, M. Lauterburg); 10. Trip In Space (Markus Lauterburg); 11. Wiegenlied (Markus Lauterburg).

Personnel

Adrian Pflugshaupt (sax soprano), Dave Gisler (chitarra), Martin Birnstiel (violoncello), Urban Lienert (basso elettrico), Markus Lauterburg (batteria).

Album information

Title: Mumur | Year Released: 2009

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