Gordon Beeferman - Four Parts Five (2015)

Disco absolutely futile, even annoying, in its incessant, relentless, merciless mulling around a few patterns that are repeated for a few tens of seconds (or more) each, then move on to the next, and so on. This, along the four tracks that make up the album (just half an hour of music, but that effort get nevertheless at the end!), No other solutions from total un'autoreferenzialità and -as we said annoying -really, creatively untouchable from any projection of the you look.

Almost nothing of jazz, of course (which is obviously not a yardstick, as a pure and simple fact of belonging), to an obsessive music, all twisted on itself, and annihilating annihilated, alienated and alienating. The one that makes me terrible itching on the hands, and as such as scraping out as quickly as possible.

Personnel: Peter Hess: sax alto, flauto, clarinetto basso; Gordon Beeferman: pianoforte, organo; Anders Nilsson: chitarra; James Ilgenfritz: contrabbasso; Adam Gold: batteria.