“Jazz harmonies interpreted baroque style, funky melodies with classical influence and impressionistic Jazz harmonies with Jazz solos invite you to groove and swing along.”
From the fetid depths of the bog: syn.terra's Kharybdis serves up piano-driven industrial jazz swamp grooves with horns, upright bass, and dangling vines — a bluesy stroll through the swamp at sunrise — while Aeon / Umbrasia closes the trilogy with mechanical jazz dredged from the bog, rust-neglect drums, and melodic trumpets. Mother Raspberry & A.R.C.'s Second Entrée is a sonic buffet spanning rock, jazz, and metal — think flavored footwear and specialty cakes — while Mother Raspberry and the Lord Prometheus Jon. LXVII delivers strange progressive industrial jazz as the soundtrack to a film that barely exists.
“Jazz harmonies interpreted baroque style, funky melodies with classical influence and impressionistic Jazz harmonies with Jazz solos invite you to groove and swing along.”
“4-track EP previewing the upcoming release by Rootless aka Jeremy Hurewitz - influenced by Jeff Parker and Marc Ribot”
“A retro-inspired jazz journey told through old-time radio charm, warm swing grooves & a touch of that PixieVerse magic.”
“An exploratory and unpredictable blend of jazz, electronics and shifting structures that balances composition and improvisation.”
“Mediterranean / Oriental jazz for oud and piano, reflecting on memory and lost places.”
“A boundary-pushing jazz album blending electronics, progressive elements and avant-garde composition around a richly layered ensemble sound.”
“An album about urban displacement and the feeling of 'not belonging' within the metropolitan region of São Paulo.”