The SiBERiA team presents:
The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Mutations EP
Release Info:
Artist ...... The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble
Title ....... Mutations EP
Type ........ EP
Label ....... Ad Noiseam
Cat.Number .. ADN105
Genre ....... Electronic
Style ....... Abstract, IDM, Future Jazz, Experimental
Street date . 00-01-2009
Rip date .... 20-02-2009
Source ...... WEB
Url ......... http://www.beatport.com
Encoder ..... LAME v3.97
Ripper ...... dedmoroz
Quality ..... 320kbps / 44.1 kHz / Full Stereo
Tracks ...... 8
Size ........ 95.35 Mb
List Of Tracks:
Track Title Time
01 ... Caos Calmo 5:06
02 ... Munchen 6:01
03 ... Serpents 5:02
04 ... Twisted Horizons 4:36
05 ... Shadows 4:20
06 ... Symmetry Of 6's 4:41
07 ... Horns Of King David 2:54
08 ... Avian Lung 5:36
Total
38:16
Release Notes:
A bridge between their first album on Planet Mu and the forthcoming
second one on Ad Noiseam, the "Mutations EP" is The Kilimanjaro
Darkjazz Ensemble's coming of age. Profound and organic but dark and
impressive, it is a perfect rendition of the ensemble's live shows and
the proof that there is still something fresh to be done at the meeting
point of post-rock, jazz and drones. A deeply emotional and original
trip.
Following their remarkable (and remarked) de'but album released by
Planet Mu in 2006, the international "super group" that is The
Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble present with "Mutations" both a companion
to their first CD and an appetizer to their forthcoming second album.
Having incorporated new musicians, learned from their numerous live
shows and incorporated new influences in their sound, The Kilimanjaro
Darkjazz Ensemble sound more mature than ever before in this 8-track,
39-minute EP, which features new tracks alongside re-works of older
ones.
An act combining profound musical sensibilities (and, after all,
revolving around two very well known actors of the Dutch music scene),
deeply emotional harmonies and an acute ear for genre inter-breeding,
The Kilimanjaro places itself once again and the confluent of
post-rock, dusty and gritty jazz and low-end doom-laden drones, and
comes up with a music which is at the same time warm and dark, brooding
and misty, cinematic and dynamic.
From the build-up of "Caos Calmo" to the almost childish, pristine
melodies of "Shadows" or "Avian Lung", The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz
Ensemble opens here again new paths for organic, human but massive
compositions, and demonstrate that their impressive live shows can be
perfectly rendered on record. The fruit of experimented and adventurous
musicians' demanding work, for a breath-taking, mesmerizing experience.