ALL YOU CAN EAT
Slivovitz
•Jazz Rock/Fusion
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Studio Album, released in 2015 Songs / Tracks Listing 1. Persian Night (7:25) - Pietro Santangelo / tenor & alto sax
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SLIVOVITZ All You Can Eat ratings distribution
(29 ratings)
Essential: a masterpiece of progressive rock music(28%)
Excellent addition to any prog rock music collection(59%)
Good, but non-essential (3%)
Collectors/fans only (0%)
Poor. Only for completionists (10%)
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SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Honorary Collaborator

The journey begins with "Persian Nights", a track that fuses jazz with avant-garde, in which the band makes a progressive, powerful song whose intensity increases while the seconds pass. The wind instruments create wonderful nuances, while violin adds cadency and guitars energy. Later it slows down and the trumpet appears, taking us a bit back to those Miles' years; later it progresses again and the last minute is truly exciting. This is a great opening song! "Mani in Faccia" has an exquisite blend of elements, while sax and trumpet put the energy, violin adds softness, and guitar quirkiness. I am not an expert on jazz, so I cannot tell you which style does Silvovitz play, however, I believe it is a quite original act that would please anyone's ears.
"Yahtzee" has a much softer beginning, without a clear structure, but a nice experimental passage. Then after two minutes, drums enter and introduce a new rhythm while saxophone plays a delicious sound. In the second part, guitar is what takes our attention, you will notice it. Though "Passannante" is the shortest track here, I must say it is one of the most interesting ones, due to that avant-jazz sound full of pauses and changes, showing us a very clever composition. Here we can also appreciate a new element: harmonica, an element which is uses also in "Barotrauma", a softer track that reminds me a bit of some 70s jazz and Canterbury passages mainly in the first part.
I believe "Hangover" is probably the friendliest track here, I mean, the easiest to dig and to listen, not so experimental and with a soft rhythm than any fan of music could enjoy. A nice one, but not my favorite track definitely. On the other hand, "Currywurst" became my favorite one since the second time I listened to the album. I love how its rhythm caught me, making me move my head and body with this mixture of jazz, fusion and even blues, implemented of course, by harmonica and guitars. The album finishes with "Oblio" which offers in the first minutes the softer side of Slivovitz, but later it becomes heavier with the electric guitar, so I believe this track sums up what their music is about.
I have played this album with some friends who have enjoyed it, because it is great, which is why I invite you to listen to Slivovitz and if get this release from their bandcamp site, or from Moonjune Records. My final grade, four stars.
Enjoy it!
SPECIAL COLLABORATOR Crossover Prog Team

There are times when the guys are languid, structured, layered, all taking their time to add their touches to the music, while at others they are battling, with the brass and violin competing against the electric guitar to see who can be the most dominant and have major impact. Then behind it all Salvatore Rainone is keeping it all together on the drums, and Vincenzo has a wonderfully warm bass sound and feel that provides the foundation for the others. The title suggests that there is room here for over-indulgence, and the musicians, both individually, and collectively, do push proceedings well into the realm of excess, allowing themselves the joy complex arrangements and dramatic compositional shifts and transitions, until they are finally satiated and there just isn't space for another morsel. Moonjune Records keep releasing amazing albums by fine artists, and this is yet another.
Latest members reviews
"All You Can Eat" is a great instrumental album bordering on classic. Slivovitz have their own unique sound based on
Jazz/Classical/Rock/Funk/Blues elements. Influences that I can detect are Weather Report, Return to Forever, early
Stanley Clarke, the jazzier side of Steely Dan and the like. Ea
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Report this review (#1559360) | Posted by schizoidman | Thursday, May 5, 2016 | Review Permanlink
This album is impressive, an enjoyable jazz prog album, each track contains a set of violin solos, with the correct
melodies becomes an exciting journey through songs such as Persian Nights, Passannante, Hangover. The trumpets
are manifested throughout the whole album, Barotrauma and Persian Ni
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Report this review (#1559321) | Posted by dNZh | Thursday, May 5, 2016 | Review Permanlink
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