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Ater a concert in Los Angeles with Martin Escalante on the same bill, the twin brothers, guitarist Derek Gaines and drummer Brent Gaines, asked the extreme saxophonist to join them in the creation of a new, cathartic form of improvisation, filled with angst and dramatic release, ending with an extended journey in sound and squawk; a gripping album of gritty improv. |
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Label: 577 Catalog ID: 5844 Squidco Product Code: 29359 Format: CD Condition: New Released: 2020 Country: USA Packaging: Cardboard Gatefold Recorded at Son of Man Studios in West Hollywood, California, in November, 2018, by Jason Adams. Personnel: Martin Escalante-saxophone Derek Gaines-guitar, loops Brent Gaines-drums Click an artist name above to see in-stock items for that artist. Highlight an instrument above and click here to Search for albums with that instrument.
Artist Biographies: • Show Bio for Martin Escalante Born in Lakewood in the US, Martín Escalante is a photographer, film maker and self taught musician. In 2012 he founded Sploosh Records, publishing various solo and collaborative works. Escalante is associated with Lasse Marhaug's Best Studio in Oslo, where he recorded the soundtrack for his brother Amat Escalante's film The Untamed. -Squidco 8/5/2020Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography. ^ Hide Bio for Martin Escalante • Show Bio for Derek Gaines Brent Gaines and his fraternal twin, guitarist Derek Gaines, make up the Jerkagram duo. Originally from Connecticut and making their name in Brooklyn starting around 2008, they both currently reside in Los Angeles. -Squidco 8/5/2020Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography. ^ Hide Bio for Derek Gaines • Show Bio for Brent Gaines Drummer Brent Gaines and his fraternal twin, guitarist Derek Gaines, make up the Jerkagram duo. Originally from Connecticut and making their name in Brooklyn starting around 2008, they both currently reside in Los Angeles. -Squidco 8/5/2020Have a better biography or biography source? Please Contact Us so that we can update this biography. ^ Hide Bio for Brent Gaines
track listing:
1. Szepleanyok! 8:12 2. Brozone Layer 4:51 3. Fisicoculturista 2:36 4. Skinny Dipping 3:48 5. Glucklich Jazz 13:56 |
sample the album:
"In January 2018, Jerkagram played a show in Los Angeles and Martin Escalante was also on the bill, performing with a different band. The members of Jerkagram were immediately struck by Martin's unique sensibilities and unmistakeable talent. Soon after, Jerkagram asked him to collaborate and "In January 2018, Jerkagram played a show in Los Angeles and Martín Escalante was also on the bill, performing with a different band. The members of Jerkagram were immediately struck by Martín's unique sensibilities and unmistakeable talent. Soon after, Jerkagram asked him to collaborate and realized quickly that their unified sound was something innovative and new. Intrigued to pursue the collaboration further, they headed to a recording studio in West Hollywood to create the album. Parkour is the result of days full of joy and sweat, peaking in moments of explosive high energy cathartic noise that push the limits of human physical endurance. The three musicians pursue one another over the course of the five tracks on this album as if in chase, or even in battle; persistent tugging is met with a shove or, on occasion, even a slap in the face. Glücklich Jazz, the final long track of the recording session, is at long last the tantric downhill fall that allows the band room to breath, stretch and even slightly relax."-577 Records realized quickly that their unified sound was something innovative and new. Intrigued to pursue the collaboration further, they headed to a recording studio in West Hollywood to create the album. Parkour is the result of days full of joy and sweat, peaking in moments of explosive high energy cathartic noise that push the limits of human physical endurance. The three musicians pursue one another over the course of the five tracks on this album as if in chase, or even in battle; persistent tugging is met with a shove or, on occasion, even a slap in the face. Glucklich Jazz, the final long track of the recording session, is at long last the tantric downhill fall that allows the band room to breath, stretch and even slightly relax."-577
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