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Tømmer
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Salt 3/4
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Kjede Tegn
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Commandore
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Elma
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SOT Oslo, Norway
SOT is a trio operating in the borderland between prog rock, metal and jazz. The band’s well- structured songs, which give
plenty of room for impro, offer a music that straddles all the conventional genre boundaries.
With their self-constructed instrument tuboat, and drums and guitar, the boys blaze their way through an ever-changing, dynamic prog universe with intense enthusiasm.
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Is it rock? Jazz? Improv? Punk? Disco? Metal? Let it stay a mystery... All I know for sure is that there is great music lives here, with lots of attitudes, echoes, elusive shells, "out-of-left-field" adieu's and comebacks, etc., etc. Isn't that Fusion with a capital "F"?
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I can see now why John's Song is a common favourite! Whilst all the tracks are good and some are really good - this one's great! Unfinished Love would have been my choice without it. Flying To Nowhere was a great opener. The album covers a lot of territory. It's jazz, purely, at times. It's rock, purely... briefly... Some of it's definitely progressive rock but the jazz just won't leave off nagging away. Take Resolution - the _sounds_ are rock but it's musically jazz.
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The Seattle band work around the edges of shoegaze and dream pop with a rare sense of clarity and momentum.
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The legendary Alejandro Escovedo returns with another country-rock scorcher.
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Mercy, Pity, Peace & Love
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Well. Wow. The kind of trip you'd expect. But where it takes you is beyond the predicatable. And the Purple Haze cover is quite fun :). I liked the reprises reflecting back some of the earlier ideas, too.
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