“The band has been growing or cultivating a certain sound over the years, and I feel this has found its best form so far on ‘Dust Breathing’. This album sort of mirrors ‘States of Mind’, where I wanted to make the band into more of a collaborative group, and to step down from the bandleader role. The members have such strong musical personalities that the only way I had of getting that out of them was to open the gates and just record for days. We did some collaborative songwriting and lots of free improvisations, with the composition done in the post production, editing and mixing process. On ‘Dust Breathing’ I have tried to distil the type of music we created together on ‘States of Mind’, carefully keeping in mind the balance between composing/pre-directing/controlling and letting all band members act as equal contributors.”
Thanks! Much more interesting for my ers then their last release!
Before I discuss this release, let me preface my remarks by saying I hate jazz. All jazz. Every single jazz record I’ve ever heard, I’ve hated.
Be that as it may, I have *every* release on the Hubro label and I think they’re all excellent. https://hubromusic.com/
Møster! might just be my favorite of what I call psych-jazz-kraut-mishmash, because they do everything and they do it all right.
@PWinks
Especially Møster!’s album When You Cut Into Present.
One of my favourite from Hubro label for sure!