| Industrial Jazz Group, The / Industrial Jazz A Go-Go |
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| Album: | Industrial Jazz A Go-Go | Collection: | Jazz | |
| Artist: | Industrial Jazz Group, The | Added: | 04/2006 | |
| Label: | Evander Music | |||
| A-File Activity |
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| Add Date: | 2006-07-23 | Pull Date: | 2006-09-24 | Charts: | Jazz |
| Week Ending: | 17 Sep | 10 Sep | 3 Sep | 27 Aug | 20 Aug | 13 Aug | 6 Aug | 30 Jul |
| Airplays: | 1 | 1 | 2 | 3 | 3 | 2 | 2 | 3 |
Recent Airplay
| 1. | Sep 16, 2006: | soul eclipse Elmore Was Here | 4. | Aug 29, 2006: | Umami Jazz Program El Grupo De Jazz Indistriale | |
| 2. | Sep 08, 2006: | Memory Select: Dewey Redman, RIP Baby, Shake That Thing | 5. | Aug 26, 2006: | soul eclipse: SWUNK live! Elmore Was Here | |
| 3. | Sep 01, 2006: | Memory Select Doo When? | 6. | Aug 25, 2006: | Memory Select The Truth And The Abstract Blues |
| Album Review |
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| Craig Matsumoto Reviewed 2006-07-21 | ||
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FUN! A glorious, accessible mash-up: Horns dishing out instrumental doo-wop, mariachi music, minimalism, free jazz solos, big band, danceable beats, undanceable odd time signatures, and a sense of humor. Tracks go in multiple phases, so if the first couple minutes don't grab you, just keep listening... it's like composer Andrew Durkin is taking the band on a massive road trip every time. Lots of high volumes and strong tempos for an exhiliarating ride. Also lots of smart-ass breaks and the occasional free-jazz attack, giving the session a creative, hip, humorous air -- not a plain old big band at all. 1- Doo-wop piano, into a swingy, seasick carnival riff. Insane, cartoony-fast ending. 2- New Orleans jazz intro, swingy and swaying. Chiming interlude, then a fast stomping ending. 3- Fiesta meets minimalist repetition -- mid/fast. Gets into sparse but fast avant-classical noodling later, in a jokey way. 4- Like Western theme music (the "Magnificent Seven" kind). Gentle mid/fast in 5/8 time. 5- Jaunty strolling riff, like a '50s TV commercial where everybody's smiling. Gets into an odd-time riff w/crazy sax solo, then into a FUNKY place with wah-wah guitar. Lots of repetitious riffs but really worth it.... you can hear that initial riff (which just burrows into your brain) get progressively more "drunk" as time passes. 6- Serious canon, w/overlapping horn lines. No soloing. 7- Latin dance with heavy drums, catchy and heavy. Gets into odd interludes of weird chamber horns fading in and out. Fast, jerky finale in 9/8 time. 8- Big dramatic intro, then: Fast, danceable R&B / Slow mock-graduation music / Really fast free-jazz trio / Short ending. | ||
| Track Listing |
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| 1. | Doo When? | 5. | The Truth And The Abstract Blues | |||
| 2. | Elmore Was Here | 6. | Cannon Indie | |||
| 3. | Bandoleero, Part One | 7. | El Grupo De Jazz Indistriale | |||
| 4. | Bandoleero, Part Two | 8. | Baby, Shake That Thing |