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News: Recording

Oddjob - Clint (ACT, 2010) ***a1/2

Oddjob - Clint (ACT, 2010) ***a1/2

By Joe Higham I should say that even though I only rated this album with three and a half stars I have no hesitation in recommending it. Unfortunately on a blog like this we receive so much cutting edge and boundary pushing music that a band like Oddjob is a little out of place, but maybe ...

Album

Sumo

Label: ACT Music
Released: 2008
Track listing: Kingston; The Big Hit; Golden Silver; Sewerside Blues; Smaland; Painkiller; Punch; The Day TV Stood Still; Where Did You Sleep Last Night; Salvador; Like Josef; Nostradamus.

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Article: Album Review

Oddjob: Sumo

Read "Sumo" reviewed by John Kelman


There's something a little otherworldly about Swedish jazz-rockers Oddjob. While there's an unmistakably retro feel to Sumo, its third release and first to receive widespread distribution, there's a strange, futuristic skew to its groove-happy roots in '60s and '70 soul jazz that keeps the music slightly off-kilter. The members of Oddjob have ...

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Article: Album Review

Oddjob: Sumo

Read "Sumo" reviewed by Chris May


Swedish band Oddjob have been together since 2002, ploughing a melodic and groove-centric furrow built on the electric jazz-fusion of the 1970s, and staying the right side of “ambient" thanks to the brio and creativity which they bring to the music. On Sumo--their fourth album and ACT debut--the band have widened their sights to include funk, ...

Album

Koyo

Label: Amigo Musik
Released: 2004
Track listing: Their Song, Malmo-Lund, Man Machine, Titanic, Leadhead, I Am Sailing, Return of the Party Animal, Must

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Article: Album Review

Oddjob: Koyo

Read "Koyo" reviewed by Dan McClenaghan


Koyo opens with a metronome groove, featuring speaker-shaking bass, wurlitzer splashes and unison trumpet/sax lines over a slapping, loose-jointed percussion, on “Their Song"... very modern-sounding, reminscent of the Marcus Miller/Miles Davis collaborations Tutu and Amandla. “Malmo-Lund" brings a more mainstream, up-tempo sound to the mix on an up-and-down-the-scale piano riff; and it's hard to take your ...


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