Dive into the cosmic expanse of "We Are All From Somewhere Else," the 2007 release from the avant-garde collective Exploding Star Orchestra. This album is a sonic journey through the realms of free jazz and experimental sounds, offering a unique listening experience that transcends conventional boundaries. Spanning just over 50 minutes, the album is divided into two extended suites, "Sting Ray and the Beginning of Time" and "Cosmic Tomes for Sleep Walking Lovers," each exploring different dimensions of the Exploding Star Orchestra's inventive musical landscape.
The first suite, "Sting Ray and the Beginning of Time," unfolds in four parts, with the third part titled "Psycho-Tropic Electric Eel Dream" adding a surreal twist to the composition. The second suite, "Cosmic Tomes for Sleep Walking Lovers," consists of five parts, culminating in "Fifteen Ways Towards a Finite Universe," a piece that challenges the listener's perception of space and time. The album also includes the enigmatic track "Black Sun," adding another layer of intrigue to the overall experience.
Released under the Thrill Jockey label, "We Are All From Somewhere Else" is a testament to the Exploding Star Orchestra's ability to push the boundaries of jazz and avant-garde music. The album's intricate compositions and experimental approach make it a compelling listen for those seeking something fresh and innovative. Whether you're a seasoned fan of free jazz or a curious explorer of new sounds, this album promises to captivate and inspire.
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