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Exegesis: The Harmony of the Anomaly
In alcuni casi il batterista abituale Tomas Fujiwara è sostituito da altri colleghi e in un paio di brani ritroviamo la voce della brava Gretchen Parlato, una vocalist che si sta distinguendo sulla scena movimentata del jazz moderno. La sua voce eterea è un giusto complemento a questi brani così lunari, così lontani da sensibilità terrene. Anomalie da tenere d'occhio.
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Track Listing
01. Aion; 02. Chroma; 03. Catastrophe/Revelation, part 1; 04. Waze of Death; 05. Tempunaughts; 06. Mistery History; 07. Odd; 08. Catastrophe/Revelation, part 2; 09. Forgetting Is Remembering; 10. Navarac; 11. Catastrophe/Revelation, part 3; 12. Worlds.
Personnel
Danton Boller
bassNick Demopoulos (chitarra, tastiere); Danton Boller (basso, theremin, tastiere); Tomas Fujiwara (batteria). Ospiti: Gretchen Parlato (voce); Greg Gonzalez, Mark Guiliana, Robert Perkins e Mark Ferber (batteria).
Album information
Title: The Harmony of the Anomaly | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: Point of Departure, WMPG-FM
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