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Escape from the UNHAPPY SOCIETY
Label: Eclipse Music
Released: 2017
Track listing: Politician’s Nightmare; Birdlife; Legacy to the Children of the 21st
Century; Fool’s Paradise; Cruising Back to Mother Earth; The Garden
of Edward James; Paranoia; Transpiration; Escape from the Unhappy
Society.
Escape from The Unhappy Society
Label: Eclipse Music
Released: 2017
Track listing: Politician’s Nightmare; Birdlife; Legacy to the Children of the 21st
Century; Fool’s Paradise; Cruising Back to Mother Earth; The Garden
of Edward James; Paranoia; Transpiration; Escape from the Unhappy
Society.
Return of Robert Dickson
Label: Eclipse Music
Released: 2017
Track listing: Return part I; JS; Birdman; Fine Again; Amoroso; MM; III; Return part II.
Chapter 2
By Max Zenger
Label: Eclipse Music
Released: 2017
Track listing: Varanus Priscus; Year of the Rooster; Vortex; Tresteg; Tragikomik; Pristine; Z.E.N.
Max Zenger: Chapter 2
by Sacha O'Grady
From its inception more than a century ago, jazz has taken a long, strange and twisted journey. From folk-art to more avant-garde adventures, jazz has never sat in the same place for too long, like a sort of free spirit in search of the infinite. Throughout that journey, at least since the 1940's, a time when ...
Teemu Viinikainen: Return of Robert Dickson
by Friedrich Kunzmann
Finnish guitarist and composer Teemu Viinikainen III has played a part in the jazz world for almost 20 years now, gaining much recognition and popularity in his home country for his achievements with, among others, Blue Note signed U-Street All Stars in the early 2000s. 2017 sees Teemu very active--having greatly contributed his singular guitar sound ...
Eclipse Music
There are several jazz pieces called “Eclipse.” Tenor saxophonist Gato Barbieri, the Japanese group called Kyoto Jazz Massive, and the Mexican singer Bere Contreras, among others, have performed or recorded compositions with that name. The best known “Eclipse,” though, remains the one that Charles Mingus first recorded in the 1950s and revived for a 1972 concert ...
Equally Stupid: Escape from The Unhappy Society
by Anthony Shaw
This second album by Equally Stupid sees the same transnational crew of three gents working in the same vein as their first Exploding Head, blending Rögnvaldsson's astringent guitar with saxophonist Pauli Lyytinen's this time more mellow tenor. David Meier is still holding things together with a strong physicality behind the drums, but from the cover onwards ...
Kisima
By Dark Forest
Label: Eclipse Music
Released: 2015
Track listing: Kisima(The Two-Headed Spider); Leitin; Bergur(The Bloodthirsty Bear); Lonesome Mammoth; Raging Raptosaurus; Giant Firefly; Black Snake; Manic Tsetse Fly.
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