THIS IS THE THIRD ALBUM OF A BAND CALLED ADEBISI SHANK

Adebisi Shank

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Post Rock/Math rock

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4.72 | 6 ratings | 1 reviews | 17% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 2014

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. World In Harmony (5:11)
2. Big Unit (4:35)
3. Turnaround (3:16)
4. Mazel Tov! (3:49)
5. Thundertruth (2:37)
6. Sensation (5:14)
7. Chaos Emeralds (3:41)
8. Voodoo Vision (6:00)
9. (Trio Always) (1:05)

Total time 35:28

Line-up / Musicians

- Larry Kaye / guitar, programming
- Vinny McCreith / bass
- Mick Roe / drums, percussion

With:
- Leonard Kaye / accordion (3)
- Pete Fraser / horns (4)
- Rian Trench / piano (8), mixing

Releases information

Artwork: Sonny Kay

CD Sargent House ‎- SH122 (2014, Ireland)

LP Sargent House ‎- SH123 (2014, Europe)

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4.72
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Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(17%)
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Wow, just wow. In a good way! This is a review of the third album of a band called Adebisi Shank, and I'm shedding a few tears as I type this review [...] because the band called Adebisi Shank has broken up. The band [...] played manic math rock that's crazed both as a piece of fiercely played math and as a statement of musical wierdness and whimsy. To an extent, Gong on speed and the SNES. Not the best comparison, but they certainly had the fun and the quality. Their unique sound comes from adding some neat electronic and video game soundtrack influences, distant but tasted. And they had the chops to pull off the whole formula with ease and freshness. This just makes for an enjoyable listen. Perhaps the biggest indicator of the wonder of the band called Adebisi Shank is that some of their fans considered this a slight disappointment compared to their first two efforts, for somehow. Not sure how, as this is about as masterful as it gets, like those two, but there you go. Highly, highly recommended.

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