Dive into the avant-garde sonic landscape of Bill Laswell's "Points of Order," a 2001 release that blurs the lines between free jazz, dub, and experimental electronic music. This seven-track album, also known as "Cyclops," is a testament to Laswell's innovative spirit, showcasing his prowess in creating atmospheric and intricate soundscapes.
Released on October 30, 2001, via Innerhythmic, "Points of Order" spans a concise yet impactful 40 minutes. The album opens with "X29," setting the tone with its eerie, industrial vibes, and takes you through a journey of sonic exploration with tracks like "Staple Nex" and "Broken Toenail Gland." The standout track, "Cyclops," delves into a hypnotic rhythm that exemplifies Laswell's ability to merge disparate genres seamlessly.
Recorded at Orange Music in West Orange, NJ, the album features Laswell's signature production style, characterized by its deep basslines and intricate layering. "Points of Order" is not just an album but a sonic experience that challenges and engages the listener from start to finish. Whether you're a fan of free jazz, dub, or avant-garde electronic music, this album offers a unique and captivating listening experience.
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