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Rings Of Saturn

Formed in 2009 by Lucas Mann, RINGS OF SATURN wasn’t made just to be a studio project but rather a fully-fledged band. The interstellar beings contacted Mann after he opened an inter-dimensional portal using the art of shred. For years after, they would speak to Mann in archaic Sumerian of their invasion plans. The interactions, or rather instructions, prompted Mann to write the music in response. Albums of complex, experimental, and sonically heavy music followed. »Embryonic Anomaly« (2009 - self-released / 2010 - Unique Leader), »Dingir« (2012 - Unique Leader), »Lugal Ki En (2014 - Unique Leader), »Ultu Ulla« (2017 - Nuclear Blast), and »Gidim« (2019 - Nuclear Blast) were the byproduct of Mann absorbing, reinterpreting, and projecting back a language resonant from another world. “I use a lot of music theory, but am not boxed in by it,” says Mann

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Rings of Saturn

Label: D-Musica
Released: 2010

Album

Rings Of Saturn

Label: Knitting Factory
Released: 1999
Track listing: Mahakala; Keepdarigaway; Saturn; Zorn's Thorn; Rings OF Saturn; Seraphic Light; Takedatwitcha; Vajra Prayera.

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Rashied Ali and Louie Belogenis: Rings of Saturn

Read "Rings of Saturn" reviewed by AAJ Staff


Rings of Saturn evokes a powerful sense of deja vu for Coltrane lovers. Its clear antecedent: 1967's seminal duo record Interstellar Space, with John Coltrane and Rashied Ali. On Interstellar Space, Coltrane blew with fierce emotional intensity, exploring multiphonic and multitimbral effects from the outer limits of possibility. Meanwhile Ali kicked up a firestorm of free ...


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