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Fred Frith / Barry Guy Backscatter Bright Blue 2014 - Intakt Records: Intakt CD 236 http://www.intaktrec.ch/236_237-a.htm * Fred Frith: electric guitar * Barry Guy: double bass http://www.fredfrith.com/ http://www.barryguy.com/ Recorded at Studio Klangdach, Guntershausen, August 14, 2007. Mixed and mastered at Studio Klangdach, March 14, 2014. Engineer: Willy Strehler. Titles extracted from the poetry of Robert Lax. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Lax http://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_Lax Reviews ~~~~~~~ By Jason Bivins http://www.pointofdeparture.org/PoD50/PoD50MoreMoments2.html [...] Frith’s duo with Guy is another dazzlingly good match. It’s always a treat to hear Guy bring his sonic universe coursing through a wormhole into someone else’s. His array of rubbery notes, eldritch arco effects, and raw percussive sound resonates nicely with Frith. They’re in an especially scratchy mood on the 20-minute opener, “Where the Cities Gleam in Darkness.” It ranges from this deep engagement with the grain of strings into a fantasy for spring-loaded effects and rayguns, and from there into a lovely contrast between Guy’s deep melancholy fugue and Frith’s loop-generated canopies of stars. Even more than on Edge of the Light, this disc really takes shape amid such moments of resonant juxtaposition. Between bass double-stops and rubber depth charges, Frith applies razorblades to blown glass. A noisy gamelan and subway train erupt in “The Circus is a Song of Praise.” There are lathered-up grooves laced with spun-glass plectrism. Moody, almost textural miniatures like “Big Flowers” and “Breaking and Entering” frame long spirals into melancholy song (“A Single Street Stretched Tight by the Waters,” which even evokes Loren Connors), bustling string manipulation and radio voices (“Climbing the Ladder”), or guitar deconstruction channeling Early Music (“Dependence over the Abyss”). Often, as on the long closer “Moments Full of Many Lives,” you get the feeling of being shuttled forward and off-balance in some postmodern Gagaku machine. The whole disc feels like a dizzying rush of momentum, tailspins at its conclusion into a lovely drone section that spools out at length, with myriad changing details and swirling textures. Glorious. -- Intakt Records http://www.intaktrec.ch/rev236-a.htm By Guy Peters (be) http://www.enola.be/muziek/albums/25020:2-x-fred-frith-backscatter-bright-blue-met-barry-guy-edge-of-the-light-met-lotte-ander Da Aldo Del Noce (it) http://www.jazzconvention.net/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=2330:fred-frith-a-barry-guy-backscatter-bright-blue&catid=2:recensioni&Itemid=11 Par Franpi Barriaux (fr) http://www.citizenjazz.com/Fred-Frith-Barry-Guy.html

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01 - Where the Cities Gleam in Darkness.flac 105.1 MB
02 - Big Flowers.flac 8.4 MB
03 - Breaking and Entering.flac 6.0 MB
04 - The Circus Is a Song of Praise.flac 25.1 MB
05 - Little by Little.flac 3.7 MB
06 - A Single Street Stretched Tight by the Waters.flac 5.1 MB
07 - Climbing the Ladder.flac 15.2 MB
08 - Dependence over the Abyss.flac 26.1 MB
09 - Walking on Wire.flac 8.9 MB
10 - Moments Full of Many Lives.flac 95.7 MB
Barry Guy & Fred Frith, Studio Willy Strehler, Switzerland, 2014 (photo by Patrik Landolt).jpg 3.1 MB
Intakt Records, Intakt CD 236.jpg 284.3 KB
back.jpg 45.7 KB
cover.jpg 3.4 MB
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