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eucalyptus - Moves '2022
| Artist | eucalyptus Related artists |
| Album name | Moves |
| Country | |
| Date | 2022 |
| Genre | experimental |
| Play time | 39 min |
| Format / Bitrate | Stereo 1420 Kbps
/ 44.1 kHz MP3 320 Kbps |
| Media | CD |
| Size | 34 min |
| Price | Download $0.95 |
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Toronto-based octet Eucalyptus has beensteadily gathering a devoted cult
following since the release of their debut 10â€
Eeeeeuuucaaaaaaallyyypppptus in 2012. Led by acclaimed saxophonist and composer
Brodie West, the band's languid, kaleidoscopic jazz is very much a collective
endeavour, the product of an internal network of improvisational synergy they've
built over more than a decade together.
Moves is their sixth release, and somewhat of a milestone. In addition to it
being the octet's most psychedelic and arrestingly soulful release thus far,
it's also their longest their first, in fact, to cross into bonafide full-length
territory. Touted as “innately personal†by DownBeat Magazine,
Brodie West's unique vision has been nourished by a bafflingly diverse array of
sources. Meeting the legendary Dutch drummer Han Bennink in 2000 at age 24 not
only sparked an ongoing creative partnership (including two records), but also
led him in a number of other fruitful directions. Bennink was the connection to
exploratory punks The Ex, who brought West aboard for their collaboration with
Ethiopian saxophonist Getatchew Mekurya, which produced recordings and tours
worldwide. Where the Brodie West Quintet (Astral Spirits, Ansible Editions)
trades in clever jazz asymmetry and his duo Ways is a stark and focussed
exploration of rhythm, Eucalyptus is where this eclecticism is most audible. The
band simmers with polyrhythmic percussion, laid-back jazz sweetness, various
strains of psychedelic wonk, and subtletropical aromas from dub on “Rose
Manor,†named after the retirement home of his musical grandmother Lorna
(ever a source ofinspiration for West) to Bossa Nova, as heard on “It's In
A Move.â€
Tracklist:
1.01 - eucalyptus - Infinitiny Bananas (4:37)
1.02 - eucalyptus - Cuckoo Birds (5:39)
1.03 - eucalyptus - Dust In The Wind (3:24)
1.04 - eucalyptus - It's In A Move (6:06)
1.05 - eucalyptus - Rose Manor (5:34)
1.06 - eucalyptus - Snapdragon Hop (4:34)
1.07 - eucalyptus - Lookie (4:37)