Behind The Vibration

Jazz | Jan 2017

Reviews

Tom McCarter
Reviewed 2017-01-04

Abbasi, Rez & Junction / Behind The Vibration
Label: Cuneiform Records

Tom McCarter
Reviewed: 2017-01-04

Tom McCarter
Abbasi, Rez & Junction
Behind The Vibration
Genre: Jazz
Review: Hot creative fusion jazz guitarist returns with a new band that cooks throughout.
FCCs: none
If You Like: Joe Satriani, Mahavishnu Orchestra, John McLaughlin
Favorite Tracks: (1)Holy Butter (4) Uncommon Sense (7) New Rituals
Track Review:1/ guitar starts> midtempo jam> quick stop 2/ synth starts> slow tempo jam builds to uptempo> sax solo> quick stop 3/ keyboards start> slow tempo jam> slow fade 4/ guitar starts> slow tempo jam moves to midtempo> fade 5/ synth starts> slow tempo jam> slow fade 6/ guitar starts> uptempo jam> quick end 7/ bass starts> midtempo jam> crescendo end 8/ synth starts> midtempo jam> sax solo> sudden stop

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Track listing

	1.	Holy Butter
	2.	Groundswell
	3.	Inner Contact
	4.	Uncommon Sense
	5.	And I You
	6.	Self-Brewing
	7.	New Rituals
	8.	Matter Falls