Obliteration Percussion Quarte

Dutz, Brad
Self-Release
Jazz | Apr 2004

Reviews

Craig Matsumoto
Reviewed 2004-04-08
Quartet of percussionists, focusing not on trap drums but on various clanking objects: cymbals, pots, wooden chimes (see picture inside).

Some tracks develop a rhythm, for the feel of a primitive jam (1,5,8) ...
A few others come across as more cerebral and studied (like 3).

A nice change of pace, and not as dull as "all-percussion" might imply.

1- Suite: midtempo chugging rhythm, followed by a slow segment.
2- Duck calls! A short one.
3- Calm, lots of rustling
5- Strange gloopy noises, into tuneful marimba clanking.
6- Wind chimes, lots of rattling
7- Bird-call interlude
8- Fast tribal rhythms
9- Slow and quiet rhythm, like a trek through the desert
10- Fast drum jam, cool but short
11- Fast and metallic street jam; gets quiet
12- Mid/fast with some cool quiet sounds
13- Marimba madness! (except it's played on bowls)
14- Midtempo clacky rhythms

Recent airplay

Salt for the Losers
Groupings
Memory SelectMay 12, 2006
Dry Steam
Memory SelectJul 30, 2004
Groupings
Late Nite Fill-InMay 17, 2004
Groupings
Umami Jazz ProgramMay 11, 2004
Salt for the Losers
rust belt may day specialMay 02, 2004

Charting

2004-04-05 — 2004-06-07 Jazz
Week EndingAirplays
May 23 1
May 16 1
May 9 1
Apr 25 1
Apr 11 2

Track listing

1. What Ever Happened to The...
2. Japanese Toy Balloons
3. Constant Machinery
4. Many Cowbells
5. Salt for the Losers
6. Charred Broilers, Chilled ..
7. Many Whistles
8. Groupings
9. Moist Desert
10. Many Membranes
11. Wilted Salad in the Parlour
12. Dry Steam
13. Many Bowls and Mallets
14. Noodle Chest