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Peter BROTZMANN – John EDWARDS – Steve NOBLE
“…The Worse The Better”
2016 RePress.
Recording of the stunning first set performed by the trio of Peter Brötzmann, Steve Noble and John Edwards at Cafe OTO in January 2010 during Brotzmann’s first residency at the venue. This was also the first time the trio had played together. Recorded at Cafe OTO by Shane Browne, mixed by John Edwards and mastered by Andres [LUPO] Lupich at Dubplates & Mastering,
Berlin.
REVIEWS : “...a 40minute splurge of sax, drums and bass skronk, live at the venue in 2010, from the German freejazz giant Brötzmann and two stars of the London improv scene. Unrepeatable moments of collective inspiration and sudden sunlit shafts of modal near melody punctuate the continuing energy blur. Business as usual down Dalston Junction.” Stewart Lee, The Sunday Times
“These two extended improvisations, recorded in January 2010 during Brötzmann’s first residency at OTO, finds the group attaining neartelepathic
modes of interconnectedness, despite this being the trio’s first outing together. From the off, Brötzmann’s gills are gurning, throwing up torrents of molten
roar, while Noble’s mulekicking at the traps reels out ride hits like a baby sporting a bonnet of bees.” Spencer Grady, BBC Music
“All three are on outstanding form, from the opening yelp when it comes to Big Bang beginning, nobody does it better than Brötzmann to Edwards’s snarling drone 38 minutes later. Shame engineer Shane Browne slammed thos faders down so brutally: for once, you feel like joining in with the whoops and hollers of the punters.” Dan Warburton, The WIRE
20,00€
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Peter BROTZMANN – John EDWARDS – Steve NOBLE
“…The Worse The Better”
2016 RePress.
Recording of the stunning first set performed by the trio of Peter Brötzmann, Steve Noble and John Edwards at Cafe OTO in January 2010 during Brotzmann's first residency at the venue. This was also the first time the trio had played together. Recorded at Cafe OTO by Shane Browne, mixed by John Edwards and Mastered by Andres [LUPO] Lupich at Dubplates & Mastering,
Berlin.
REVIEWS
“...a 40minute splurge of sax, drums and bass skronk, live at the venue in 2010, from the German freejazz giant Brötzmann and two stars of the London improv scene. Unrepeatable moments of collective inspiration and sudden sunlit shafts of modal near melody punctuate the continuing energy blur. Business as usual down Dalston Junction.” Stewart Lee, The Sunday Times
“These two extended improvisations, recorded in January 2010 during Brötzmann’s first residency at OTO, finds the group attaining neartelepathic
modes of interconnectedness, despite this being the trio’s first outing together. From the off, Brötzmann’s gills are gurning, throwing up torrents of molten
roar, while Noble’s mulekicking at the traps reels out ride hits like a baby sporting a bonnet of bees.” Spencer Grady, BBC Music
“All three are on outstanding form, from the opening yelp when it comes to Big Bang beginning, nobody does it better than Brötzmann to Edwards’s snarling drone 38 minutes later. Shame engineer Shane Browne slammed thos faders down so brutally: for once, you feel like joining in with the whoops and hollers of the punters.” Dan Warburton, The WIRE
12,00€