Moritz_Von_Oswald_Trio-Fetch-(HJRCD67)-WEB-2012-USR

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 ARTIST...: Moritz Von Oswald Trio
 TITLE....: Fetch
 YEAR.....: 2012
 LABEL....: Honest Jon's Records
 CAT.NO...: HJRCD67
 GENRE....: Electronic
 TIME.....: 50:43 min
 SIZE.....: 116,1 MB
 QUALITY..: 320kbps/44.1kHz/Full Stereo
 ENCODER..: FhG
 SOURCE...: WEB
 RLS.DATE.: 2012/06/23
 WEBSITE..: http://www.bagpak.net

 TRACKLIST

 01) (17:31) Jam
 02) (07:06) Dark
 03) (11:56) Club
 04) (14:10) Yangissa

 The Moritz Von Oswald Trio operates at the bleeding edges where musical lineages
 collide. Feeling for the shared heartbeat that pulses through dub, techno and jazz,
 it seeks out points of contact before exploding them outward into hypnotic
 explorations of rhythm, texture and tone. After two previous studio albums and one
 live album through Honest Jon's, the Trio - Moritz von Oswald, Max Loderbauer (NSI /
 Sun Electric) and Sasu Ripatti (Vladislav Delay / Luomo) - returns with Fetch, their
 most fully-realized voyage yet into these in-between worlds.

 At once umbilically connected to and completely distinct from all the musics that
 they draw from, the Trio's subliminal musings on the connections between musical
 forms are expressed by Fetch as a series of beguiling contradictions. Rigid vs.
 fluid; playful vs. deadly serious; machine vs. human; sensual vs. austere: all of
 these seemingly opposing forces are allowed to intermingle across four longform
 tracks, sometimes played off against one another, occasionally brought together in
 tense unison before springing apart once again. This is crackling, charged music -
 electronica performed live, the players' neural impulses flowing into their
 instruments. Fetch further cements the Moritz Von Oswald Trio's status as a unique
 voice in modern electronic music - as supple, intuitive and alive as the most
 exploratory of jazz.

 Recorded in August 2011, Fetch finds von Oswald, Loderbauer and Ripatti in a darker
 and more driving mood than on previous albums. Joined by ECM's Marc Muellbauer on
 bass (from second album Horizontal Structures) and Tobias Freund (for the first time
 since debut Vertical Ascent), to add live effects in real time, they laid down the
 foundations swiftly, with the entire recording completed in around four hours. Later,
 instrumental overdubs were added by Jonas Schoen (flute, bass clarinet, saxophone)
 and trumpeter Sebastian Studnitzky.

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