Tag: Compost Records
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Future Sounds Of Jazz
Greg Fenton reviews Future Sounds Of Jazz Vol.16 – Compost Records There’s a real pleasure in hearing music that keeps the past alive while pushing boldly into the present. You can feel those original formats echoing throughout this collection, giving it a living sense of history even as it stretches into new territory. It’s an…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Peter Gall
Greg Fenton reviews Peter Gall – Glow – Compost Records Feeding the mind with revolutionary rhythm can be equal parts exciting, edgy, and reinvigorating. Announcing the forthcoming album Drum Sheds, this fiery amalgam of jazzy percussion, grainy electronics, and musical flourishes feels in constant forward motion, balancing grit with soul as it soaks up an…
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Magazine Sixty Music Review with Web Web
Greg Fenton reviews Web Web – Ataraxia – Compost Records When records spark curiosity, I’m all in. Originally recorded by the 1970s German jazz-fusion band Passport, this modern cover features a delightful blend of high notes and cool blows through hazy flute, emphasised by excellent drumming, warm keys, and smooth bass. Overall, this fine piece…
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Christian Prommer (Compost Records) Q&A
Your excellent new album: UberMood is your first solo album to date. Did you find it more challenging, and a longer process, relying on your own abilities? Thank you for the kind words about my album. Yes, It’s my first Solo album. I did the Drumlesson albums also by myself, but had a great band…
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