Konstrukt, the Turkish free jazz ensemble, joins forces with Japanese avant-garde and noise icon Keiji Haino for their collaborative debut album, "A Philosophy Warping, Little by Little That Way Lies A Quagmire." Released on December 1, 2017, via Karlrecords, this 38-minute sonic journey is a testament to the raw power and experimental prowess of both artists. The album is a sonic adventure that blends the boundaries of free jazz, avant-garde, noise rock, and experimental music.
The six-track album is divided into two main parts, each consisting of three tracks. The first part, "All Things Will Be Reduced To Equal D ă TăŁăŁ3 BBRc MMM ăć
," explores the depths of improvisational jazz, while the second part, "The Darkness Of + [plus] And The Paleness Of â (minus) Drag Each To An Identical Distance And Reanalyse Blending In Some Pain," delves into the darker, more abrasive sounds that Haino is known for. The result is a unique fusion of styles that pushes the boundaries of what is expected from both artists.
Konstrukt, formed in Istanbul in 2008, brings their distinctive Turkish free jazz sound to the table, while Keiji Haino, a veteran of the Japanese avant-garde and noise scene, adds his signature intensity and unpredictability. The combination of these two powerful forces results in an album that is as challenging as it is rewarding. Fans of experimental music will find plenty to sink their teeth into, with complex rhythms, dissonant harmonies, and a raw, unfiltered energy that permeates every track. Whether you're a fan of free jazz, avant-garde, noise rock, or experimental music, "A Philosophy Warping, Little by Little That Way Lies A Quagmire" is sure to leave a lasting impression.
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