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Saturday, June 29, 2019

Erik Hammarstrom "Glödhet Rytmisk Svärta"


Country: Sweden
Genre(s): Instrumental Avant Prog, Classical, Jazz-Rock
Label: AMS - AMS304CD/AMSLP149
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: June 28, 2019
Tracklist
A.Glödhet Rytmisk Svärta - A piece for strings, brass, clarinet, flute, celesta, percussion and drums
1.Intro
2.Blåsmaskinen
3.Räckhammaren
4.Vattenhjulet
5.Strävansfull Lunk
6.Stålet Uppvårmning
7.Smältpunkten
8.Rinnande Smälta
9.Flamugn

B.Iskallt Mörkt Vatten - A piece for stings, brass, harp, bassoon, percussion and drums
10.Intro
11.Abstraktion
12.Nära Nollpunkten
13.Hundra Meters Djup

Line-up
Erik Hammarström (Brighteye Brison, Änglagård, All Traps on Earth) - Drums, Cymbals and Percussion, Electric Bass, Samples

Description/Reviews
... an extremely intricate and dynamic rhythmic texture, the result of years of study, evolution and practice of the musical instrument, combined with chamber music scores that make Erik's work seem much easier than it actually is. Jazz-rock, avant-garde and classical music merge here in a sonic brew that, for attitude and originality, recalls the most courageous experiments released by the ECM label. A modern symphony, constantly vibrant and tense, which could perfectly fit also as a soundtrack for a film with a 'Hitchcockian' flavor.
The album consists of two long suites, both divided into different movements: a 34-minute title-track, and the shortest 15-minute "Iskallt Mörkt Vatten", in which Erik plays all the percussion and electric bass, accompanied by bows, brass, clarinet, flute, celesta, harp and bassoon. An incredible and uneasy experience even for the most daring 'prog connoisseurs', destined to leave a mark!
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Erik Hammarstrom "Glödhet Rytmisk Svärta"


Country: Sweden
Genre(s): Instrumental Avant Prog, Classical, Jazz-Rock
Label: AMS - AMS304CD/AMSLP149
Format: CD, digital, vinyl
Release date: June 28, 2019
Tracklist
A.Glödhet Rytmisk Svärta - A piece for strings, brass, clarinet, flute, celesta, percussion and drums
1.Intro
2.Blåsmaskinen
3.Räckhammaren
4.Vattenhjulet
5.Strävansfull Lunk
6.Stålet Uppvårmning
7.Smältpunkten
8.Rinnande Smälta
9.Flamugn

B.Iskallt Mörkt Vatten - A piece for stings, brass, harp, bassoon, percussion and drums
10.Intro
11.Abstraktion
12.Nära Nollpunkten
13.Hundra Meters Djup

Line-up
Erik Hammarström (Brighteye Brison, Änglagård, All Traps on Earth) - Drums, Cymbals and Percussion, Electric Bass, Samples

Description/Reviews
... an extremely intricate and dynamic rhythmic texture, the result of years of study, evolution and practice of the musical instrument, combined with chamber music scores that make Erik's work seem much easier than it actually is. Jazz-rock, avant-garde and classical music merge here in a sonic brew that, for attitude and originality, recalls the most courageous experiments released by the ECM label. A modern symphony, constantly vibrant and tense, which could perfectly fit also as a soundtrack for a film with a 'Hitchcockian' flavor.
The album consists of two long suites, both divided into different movements: a 34-minute title-track, and the shortest 15-minute "Iskallt Mörkt Vatten", in which Erik plays all the percussion and electric bass, accompanied by bows, brass, clarinet, flute, celesta, harp and bassoon. An incredible and uneasy experience even for the most daring 'prog connoisseurs', destined to leave a mark!
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Saturday, May 25, 2019

Brighteye Brison "V"


Country: Sweden
Genre(s): Progressive Rock
Label: Bad Elephant Music
Format: CD, digital
Release date: May 24, 2019
Tracklist
1. The Crest Of Quarrel (12:32)
2. V (17:27)
3. The Magician Chronicles - Part II (36:51)

Line-up
Linus Kåse (Änglagård) - keys, sax, vocals
Per Hallman - keys, vocals
Kristofer Eng Radjabi - bass, taurus, vocals
Johan Öijen - guitars
Erik Hammarström - drums

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