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Vlatko: Subjective Experience in a Commercial Free Zone
Il trombone del leader imperversa in ogni piega, ogni interstizio, ogni meandro del lavoro, segnando anzi spesso proprio con la sua presenza i momenti più convincenti dello stesso (nello specificodiremmoi brani "Strodaad," "If Only Maybe Were a Probability" e "Undoug Fug = -(Doug Unfug)), anche se tutti e tre i partner fanno per intero la loro parte per dare compattezza e solidità a una musica che garantisce un ascolto disinvolto ma non per questo pedissequo. Spesso, anzi, liberatorio.
Track Listing
Motely Mountebanks; In the Interest of Only Those Concerned STOP; Strodaad; Sometimes Always; If Only Maybe Were a Probability; Knowers Don't Know So Guessers Guess; Saint Something or Our Lady of Whatever; Undoug Fug = -(doug unfug).
Personnel
Michael Vlatkovich
tromboneMichael Vlatkovich: trombone, compositions; Tom McNalley electric guitar; Dominic Genova: electric bass; John "Vatos" Hernandez drums, percussion.
Album information
Title: Subjective Experience In A Commercial Free Zone | Year Released: 2015 | Record Label: pfMentum
About Michael Vlatkovich
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