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Article: Live Review

Montreux Jazz 2009 Festival Journal

by Phillip Woolever
October 10, 2009

43rd Montreux Jazz Festival Montreux, Switzerland July 5-6, 2009 Summer months of music on the European festival circuit are indeed a multi-cultural garden of both earthly delights and otherworldly musical experiences. For performers and fans alike, these planes seem to unite for unique harmonic convergences. Among many storied festivals through ...

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Flemish Jazz Meeting 2009

by Martin Longley
October 5, 2009

Unaccustomed as I am to inhabiting the trade/music business function end of things, a sojourn at the Gent Jazz Festival and Jazz Middelheim in Belgium inevitably led to a swiftly-following weekend at the Flemish Jazz Meeting in the scenic city of Brugge. This is the third edition of a September band showcase that's designed to ...

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News: Recording

New Album 'Cheer Me, Perverts!, Release on Crammed Discs

April 3, 2009

Flat Earth Society Cheer Me, Perverts! Welcome back, dear dwellers of earth, to planet FES. The finest, wildest, most colourful and least traditional jazz big band in this (or any) stratosphere return with their second album for Crammed Discs. The title, Cheer Me, Perverts! an anagram of the name of the FES main man, Belgian composer ...

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Psychoscout

By Flat Earth Society

Label: Crammed Discs
Released: 2006
Track listing: Anthem 2004; Clusterthing; Gulls & Buoys; Edward, Why Don't You Play Some Blues; Hilton's Heaven; In Between Rivers; Psychoscout; Lie To Me; Without; Snaggletooth; Lax; Waterman; Ich, Bin, George.

Song of the Day

Psychoscout

December 5, 2006

Album: Psychoscout
By Flat Earth Society
Label: Crammed Discs
Released: 2006
Duration: 4:52

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Article: Album Review

Flat Earth Society: Psychoscout

Read "Psychoscout" reviewed by Nic Jones

by Nic Jones
October 22, 2006

Sit up and listen. Flat Earth Society is a big band with the integrity of a magpie, in the sense that it goes for the shiniest elements of a cultural outlook that takes in a kind of homage to Kurt Weill, incidental music for old TV detective series, and perhaps a touch of Henry Cow at ...

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Flat Earth Society: Psychoscout

Read "Psychoscout" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins
September 25, 2006

This Belgian big band has made quite a name for itself on the international underground scene. After touring with Mike Patton's postmodern metal band Fantomas, the group accrued some well deserved notoriety for its boundless spirit and unconventional outlook. While the members of the Flat Earth Society can readily ply pre-war 1940s big band charts with ...

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