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FAMILJESPRICKOR (FAMILY CRACKS)

Zamla Mammaz Manna

 

RIO/Avant-Prog


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Rune2000
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5 stars This is definitely the strongest SMM/ZMM album and it's quite sad that this particular band formation split up after such an excellent release. Compared to the previous albums from SMM/ZMM this one doesn't feel as humorous although there are definitely some funny parts towards the end.

What makes this Familjesprickor great is actually the instrumental jam sessions which are totally jaw-dropping! The first five tracks create such a high intensity so when Pappa (With Right Of Veto) and The Farmhand come around and loosen the mood I usually just feel chocked from such a big contrast but I guess that's is exactly what the band was aiming for. The final track Kernel In Short And Long Castling, once again, puts the album in top gear and is a real gem of a composition which reminiscent of Henry Cow and Univers Zero.

After the last note of the album puts the whole experience in a perspective I realize that this is one great album. A true gem and a must have for any progressive rock fan!

***** star songs: Five Single Combats (5:52) Ventilation Calculation (5:05) The Forge (5:04) The Panting Short Story (3:52) Kernel In Short And Long Castling (5:40)

**** star songs: The Thrall (5:05) The Farmhand (7:33)

*** star songs: Pappa (With Right Of Veto) (4:27)

Rune2000 | 5/5 |

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