Recently I have been listening to Isis' last two albums and Neurosis 'Times of Grace' record, I also like a lot of Jazz and Classical music. Any recommendations with regard to Classical music would be appreciated.
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@Draco_Ecliptic You might appreciate Hauschka, a German musician who plays the ‘prepared’ piano. Influenced by 20th century avant garde and experimental artists (John Cage,...) and contemporary electronic music. I really love his work.
@JJ-firl Thanks, hes not too shabby at all, sorry for the late response, can you recommend any albums by Philip Glass? I have Glassworks and love that, alternatively ,do you know of any contemporary jazz or other classical performers that might be of interest to me? I like Kronos Quartet's 'Aheym' and 'Polish Night Music' by David Lynch and Marek Zebrowski. If you haven't heard 'Night music, then I fully recommend giving it a spin.
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Can anyone recommend anything similar to Colin Stetson's 'Presents Sorrow: A Re-imagining of Gorecki's third symphony'? Either jazz or classical would work for me, I really love the electric guitar-work on that record.
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Recently discovered Pomplamoose - exceptionally glad that I did!
Earlier works are rather quirky and they had a 'video song' format (they're old-guard YouTubers) for a long time. More recently they've switched to collaboration and studio format with some really great original tracks and covers.
Highly recommended.
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@Draco_V_Ecliptic No problem, I’m happy you took the time to listen. Glad you enjoyed it. I’m not very familiar with more recent work of Glass, I’m afraid but regarding contemporary jazz I have two recommendations:
STUFF
Belgian band that blends jazz, electronics and post-rock.
KOKOROKO
British jazz collective with afrobeat, latin influences.
@Draco_V_Ecliptic John Scofield is such a legend, there's always a funky side to his work! The Nels Cline 4 are awesome too, never heard of them. These guys sure can jam...
Boards of Canada are probably my favourite music artists, if you like great music you should give the below a listen. It’s an old Peel session recording which they’ve rereleased today, it’s been a long time since I have heard it. The beginning always reminded me of Ecco the Dolphin too
@andreoni79 great, i’ve heard bits and pieces of b12 but never given them a full listen - i’ll play that album today. So much absolute gold signed to Warp!
@andreoni79 good shout by the way I’ve added to my regular rotation
Apparently there was a third member of BoC originally, by the name “Christ.” - if you’re not aware it’s worth checking out, he doesn’t seem to have a lot of music released and nothing on Spotify but you can find a bit on YouTube.
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