Dubowsky, Jack Curtis Ensemble / Iii
Album: | Iii | Collection: | General | |
Artist: | Dubowsky, Jack Curtis Ensemble | Added: | Jun 2011 | |
Label: | De Stijl Records |
A-File Activity
Add Date: | 2012-05-05 | Pull Date: | 2012-07-08 |
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Week Ending: | May 13 |
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Airplays: | 1 |
Recent Airplay
1. | May 06, 2012: | feelin' the music
Spinet Arpeggio |
Album Review
ETN
Reviewed 2012-05-20
Reviewed 2012-05-20
Jack Curtis Dubowsky / Ensemble III / De Stijl Music (BMI). Jack Curtis Dubowsky has done all the compositions of the 14 tracks found on this LP. Fred Morgan is the other member of the group and is responsible for the rhythms and percussions. The project prides itself with using all acoustic and analog instruments (no software). They are similar to John Zorn or the Phillip Glass Ensemble. Experimental, jazzy, and darkish grooves. Pretty trippy stuff that occasionally offers some more upbeat tunes. All instrumental with the exception to the final track (14). NO FCC
3:01 Trippy intro with whale type sounds and some random percussion added.
3:26* Uptempo-ish jam with heavier drums. Sounds similar to Mighty Bop compilations from France.
5:11 Slow groove. Rather Portishead-ish sans vocals
3:18 Piano gives a latin flare. Strange.
6:51 Slow, dark, and sinister but not dirty.
4:22 Ghostly piano. Very little percussion
4:10 Return to the belly of a whale with a ride cymbal.
3:36 Doctor Who, where are you?
5:03 Sounds like a song in a psy-horror flick.
4:34 2 or 3 notes repeated throughout. sound check?
2:30* Driving drums and deep bass give a refreshing upper tempo feeling.
4:04 Hypnotic tune that can put you to sleep.
2:50 Back into that whale again. with the ride cymbal.
3:41 Kohler Spinet offers some vocals on this track. Sounds a bit like Native American chanting.
ETN
3:01 Trippy intro with whale type sounds and some random percussion added.
3:26* Uptempo-ish jam with heavier drums. Sounds similar to Mighty Bop compilations from France.
5:11 Slow groove. Rather Portishead-ish sans vocals
3:18 Piano gives a latin flare. Strange.
6:51 Slow, dark, and sinister but not dirty.
4:22 Ghostly piano. Very little percussion
4:10 Return to the belly of a whale with a ride cymbal.
3:36 Doctor Who, where are you?
5:03 Sounds like a song in a psy-horror flick.
4:34 2 or 3 notes repeated throughout. sound check?
2:30* Driving drums and deep bass give a refreshing upper tempo feeling.
4:04 Hypnotic tune that can put you to sleep.
2:50 Back into that whale again. with the ride cymbal.
3:41 Kohler Spinet offers some vocals on this track. Sounds a bit like Native American chanting.
ETN
Track Listing
1. | Retina | 8. | Lattice Degeneration | |||
2. | Depth Perception | 9. | Night Vision | |||
3. | Tambura Trudge | 10. | Iris | |||
4. | Spinet Train | 11. | Wobble Eye | |||
5. | Lazy Eye | 12. | Anaesthesia | |||
6. | Spinet Arpeggio | 13. | Pupil | |||
7. | Ventilator | 14. | Sleep |