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ELEkTRO feat Rudi Mahall & Even Hermansen - Vol 2
By Lars Winberg
Label: Blackout Music
Released: 2014
UDU
Label: Blackout Music
Released: 2012
Track listing: This Is Not an Elevator; Blåskimmel Skrammel; Nærvær; Orkanens øje; Er dine kartofler nye og friske?; Please Recycle; Femårsplanen; Au Dau Fau; Fest i elverhøj.
Richard Andersson: UDU
by Jakob Baekgaard
The word “udu," which is the title of Danish bassist Richard Andersson's second release as a leader, has several connotations. Its primary meaning in Danish is something that is broken. A chair can be in “udu," which means it doesn't work and needs to be repaired. However, the sound of “udu" also closely resembles the pronunciation ...
Echoes Illuminating The Dark
By Anders Holst
Label: Blackout Music
Released: 2011
Track listing: 1. Defiant
2. Naught
3. It's on!
4. Mellow
5. Village Riot
6. Red Drapes
7. Memorized
8. Serene
9. Leap!
10. Eyeing The Sky At Night
Dolls & Guns
By Kevin Brow
Label: Blackout Music
Released: 2011
Track listing: Sometimes My Thoughts Sound Like This; Light Years; An Ancient Sport; How Much in a Lake; Green Pants; Brain Washing; Elegant Strut; Brick and Glass; The Key of Water; Sometimes My Thoughts Also Sound Like This; Airports; Devils Pulpit; Tnf Alpha vs. Remicade; Tilbage til 2005; Green Tea.
Jesper Zeuthen Trio
Label: Blackout Music
Released: 2011
Track listing: Solajma I Solen; Åndedans; Okto Synk Ej; Piru Tulee; Klokke; Gnist;
Ukendt; I Vilden Sky; 15 Gode Grunde.
Kevin Brow: Dolls & Guns
by Mark F. Turner
Drummer/composer Kevin Brow is a forward thinker, his compositional acuity and scintillating technique in clear evidence on his debut and sophomore releases--Kopter (2008) and Fire Sink (2011), both on Fresh Sound New Talent--modern works as intellectual as they are risk taking. If these weren't persuasive enough, then Dolls and Guns nails the point home all the ...
Jesper Zeuthen: Jesper Zeuthen Trio
by Mark Corroto
Bless the children of saxophonist Albert Ayler. Bless them, for their convictions are pure, and uncontaminated by convention and style.That benediction should also be extended to Jesper Zeuthen. The sixty-something Danish alto saxophonist serves the same mission as the late, great Ayler on this trio session, with bassist Adam Pultz Melbye and drummer Thomas ...
