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 | | Description: | Worlds collide when the raucous Budapest-based underground power trio JU (consisting of fire-breathing guitarist Adam Meszaros, rock solid fuzz-bassist Erno Hock and the remarkably flexible drummer Andras Halmos) joins Oslo-based saxophonist Kjetil Moster for this subversive meeting of the minds. A powerful manifesto for ecstatic, exploratory, envelope-pushing, in-the-moment music, mixed by Bill Laswell and mastered by Michael Fossenkemper, JU MEETS KJETIL MOSTER bridges the gap between free jazz and hellacious, distortion-laced, guitar driven hardcore rock. Music this ferocious hasn't been heard since Laswell's late, lamented Last Exit with Sonny Sharrock, Ronald Shannon Jackson and Peter Brotzman."Jü Meets Moster" is an innovative CD release by the dynamic collaboration between Jü, a boundary-pushing Hungarian jazz-rock trio, and Kjetil Møster, the acclaimed Norwegian saxophonist known for his work in experimental jazz and improvisational music. This album fuses elements of avant-garde jazz, rock energy, and Nordic soundscapes into a unique sonic journey that challenges conventions while remaining deeply engaging. Jü has gained international recognition for their genre-defying approach to modern jazz fusion, while Kjetil Møster's collaborations with bands like The End and Motorpsycho have cemented his reputation as one of Europe's most adventurous saxophonists. Released by Rare Noise Records / Cargo'a label renowned for its commitment to progressive music across genres'this CD stands as a testament to creative freedom and musical exploration. | | | No. of tracks: |
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