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    Jim Black AlasNoAxis : Houseplant (2009)

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    Jim Black AlasNoAxis : Houseplant (2009)

    Jim Black AlasNoAxis : Houseplant
    Jazz / Avant Garde | MP3 CBR 320kbps | ~ 130 Mb | Front Cover
    Released : 2009 | Label : Winter & Winter | Time: 60:38

    “The cool answer to the chaos of our lives! Jim Black's AlasNoAxis grew up with rock and creative pop, but are fully engaged in the jazz fields. For Houseplant, the artists merge these influences to create an inviting, warm, and grooving sound atmosphere composed, designed, and created by one of the most multi-faceted drummers in the contemporary music scene.”

    Stylistically, revered progressive-jazz drummer Jim Black's Houseplant might not signify a radical departure from his four previous albums for the Winter & Winter record label, spanning 2000-2006. However, Black's substantial imprint on jazz—and here, jazz-rock—offers a mark of distinction due to his quirky, and sly manner of filling in the blanks from behind the kit. And true to form, he punches out some torrid backbeats throughout this sprightly session, featuring his longtime musical group, Alas No Axis.

    Tenor saxophonist Chris Speed occasionally takes the edge off during these largely, thrusting straight-four works, where the literal implications of hybrid jazz-rock underscore the sequence of events. Guitarist Hilmar Jensson's polytonal textures come to light with his sometimes, jangling chord voicings and sweeping rock-based progressions. The program is spotted with climactic motifs, but Black's comps are also designed with catchy riffs and memorable melodies. Yet the band executes a crash-and-burn groove via Jensson's acid-rock lines and Speed's off-kilter excursions on "Malomice."

    The musicians intermittently temper the intensity level with introspective phrasings and movements, evidenced on "Elight, for example." And they render warm overtones amid Jensson's twangy phrasings in concert with the drummer's nappy pulse during "Lowers In A Nine Sense." Nonetheless, Black is the accelerator, along with bassist Skuli Sverrisson's limber and pumping attack. Once again, the leader and his comrades uncannily merge a cheery vibe with modern jazz improvisation and hardcore rock parameters that nicely blend into one neatly wrapped package.
    – allaboutjazz.com


    Personnel :

    Chris Speed Tenor Saxophone
    Hilmar Jensson Guitars
    Skúli Sverrisson Basses
    Jim Black Drums, Laptop

    Track List :

    1. Inkionos
    2. Cahme
    3. Houseplant
    4. Fyr
    5. Malomice
    6. Littel
    7. Elight
    8. Naluch
    9. Cadmium Waits
    10. Adbear
    11. Lowers In A Nine Sense
    12. Downstrum

    All songs by Jim Black
    All musical elements and arrangements AlsNoAxis

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