This is quite an interesting album, but it’s not for everyone. People who enjoy Rock In Opposition are the most likely audience for this. I have to say, I’m not a huge fan of that kind of music, though, and this works well for me. It’s mostly instrumental (one song has vocals)) and feels quite freeform. It can be noisy, but it’s very much tied to jazz. It’s a great set however you slice it, though.

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This comes in gradually working to coalesce through mellow atmosphere and insistent percussion. Jazz elements rise above the top as it moves forward. This thing just keeps shifting and evolving. It’s very much a powerhouse jam that feels quite freeform. Every element, including the percussion, gets a chance to shine.