Squidco: Parallax (Omenas / Kolbeinsen / Thorsrud): Live In The UK

Parallax (Omenas / Kolbeinsen / Thorsrud)

Live In The UK

Formed in 2008 the Norwegian trio of trumpeter Stian Omenas, guitarist Are Kolbeinsen and drummer Ulrik Thorsrud draws on influences including Asian folk musics, trad jazz, & abstract soundscapes.

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Personnel:

Stian Omenas-trumpet, percussion

Are Lothe Kolbeinsen-guitar, prepared guitar

Ulrik Ibsen Thorsrud-drums, percussion

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UPC: 649849982148

Label: FMR
Catalog ID: FMR 287
Squidco Product Code: 13072

Format: CD
Condition: New
Released: 2010
Country: Great Britain
Packaging: Digipack, sealed.
Recorded live To 4 tracks by Ulrik Ibsen Thorsrud except Edinburgh By Alex Finnes And Ulrik Ibsen Thorsrudl. Mixed And Mastered By Terje Evensen At Stereo Studio, Oslo.

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"Parallax is one of those rare and lucky collaborations where there is a great sense of chemistry from the very beginning. Since forming the group in 2008 they have toured and recorded extensively in Europe, and present a selection of this material on their debut album Live in the UK. These musicians are musically so far inside each other�s heads that their improvisations seem to border on the telepathic, and have forged their own unique take on improvising that seamlessly draws on an array of influences ranging from Asian folk musics to traditional jazz and abstract soundscapes. Rustling, crackling, stealthily winding and melodic, the music moves effortlessly from a mere whisper to intensely suggestive stretches of rhythmic improvising. "-Parallax website

Artist Biographies

Track Listing:

1. Cambridge 11:39

2. Buxton 22:53

3. London 10:26

4. Edinburgh 10:36

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