DEFENSE MECHANISMS

Louis de Mieulle

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Jazz Rock/Fusion

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Studio Album, released in 2011

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Scapegoat 1 (7:32)
2. Scapegoat 2 (4:32)
3. Electric Cell Mutations (7:41)
4. Skuld (6:42)
5. Soundfrieze (7:41)
6. The Ladybug and the Cockchafer (5:55)
7. The Taste of Filth (11:36)
8. Portrait de Famille (9:09)
9. Solitude (5:28)

Total Time 66:16

Line-up / Musicians

- Louis de Mieulle / bass, keyboards
- Matt Garstka / drums
- Casimir Liberski / piano, keyboards

Releases information

CDBY 2011

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Review by Windhawk
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Musician and composer Louis de MIEULLE has his background from France, where he got his education and was a part of the local music scene prior to relocating to the US a few years back. In the US he has formed and is a member of several band constellations, and has also instigated a solo career, with two albums to his name so far. "Defense Mechanisms" is the first of these, and was self-released in 2011.

Instrumental jazz with the piano as the central instrument and with a distinct bassist given room to shine is what Louis de Mieulle provides us on his first solo production "Defense Mechanisms". Many of the songs explore moods of a darker and subtly unnerving kind, and do touch upon jazz rock-oriented territories on occasion, too. Ultimately, this is a production with much more jazz than rock to it however, and those with an interest for instrumental jazz trios with drums, bass and piano as the key instruments would appear to be the main audience for this disc.

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