Country: Hungary/Norway
Genre(s): Jazz-Rock
Label: RareNoise Records
Format: CD, vinyl, digital
Release date: November 3, 2014
Tracklist:
01. Dear Johann (07:08)
02. Bhajan (08:59)
03. Morze (for Ágoston Béla) (09:38)
04. Hassassin (08:43)
05. KJÜ (02:46)
06. One (14:43)
Line-up:
Adam Meszaros - guitars
Ernö Hock - electric bass
Andras Halmos - drums
Kjetil Møster - saxophones, clarinet
Description/Reviews:
First up is "Dear Johann," which starts with sax and drums in a stuttery mid-tempo improvisation that gradually builds. Two minutes in, the guitar and bass sneak in, ramping up the intensity to a screaming Mahavishnu-like riff that morphs into a sort of Hendrix/Cream style backing for guitarist Àdàm Meszáros to go nuts with. This is sweet stuff, rather along the lines of Raoul Björkenheim's Ecstasy reviewed a few months back. "Bhajan" starts out with a meditative mood, but wanders through much territory, with an insistent 5/4 groove from bassist Ernö Hock backing much of its length. Drummer András Halmos has a knack for coming up with patterns that defy simple coherence to the odd meter, but mesh perfectly with the bass.Read the full review by Jon Davis at expose.org
Media/Samples
2 tracks
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