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Clementine Gasser - Jacek Kochan - Tellef Ogrim: What's Wrong with Now?
Kochan dipinge trame frastagliate e raramente si preoccupa di sottolineare il ritmo, preferendo invece ricamare e frastagliare lo spazio temporale. La chitarra fretless di Ogrim è fonte di sonorità che stanno a cavallo fra occidente ed oriente, cariche di tensioni che si risolvono incrociandosi con gli atri strumenti. L'energia della performance live è dirompente e il racconto non si ferma mai per compiacimenti o narcisismi di sorta. La precisione della registrazione in studio ci consente di cogliere ogni minima sfumatura, ogni piccolo dettaglio. Sulle tracce dell'infinito.
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Track Listing
01. Nucleus; 02. Department of Tollerance; 03. Inapropriate Sense of Smooth; 04. Iilthian; 05. Second Organized Thing; 06. Stop Being Pretty; 07. What's Wrong with Now; 08. Wrong Ring; 09. El Rato Dtam; 10. Gongo Rot; 11. Siblings.
Personnel
Clementine Gasser
celloClementine Gasser (violoncello a cinque corde); Jacek Kochan (batteria, percussioni, pianoforte preparato); Tellef Ogrim (chitarra fretless, elettronica).
Album information
Title: What's Wrong with Now? | Year Released: 2013 | Record Label: Not Two Records
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