LIGHT COORPORATION
RIO/Avant-Prog • Poland
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LIGHT COORPORATION were formed as a five-piece Polish experimental ensemble (featuring guitar, fretless bass, drums, violin, baritone and alto sax, with guest keyboard and electronics) for shooting progressive rock blended with freely-improvised / avantgarde jazz. They say their performance combines music with projection of visual clips.
In 2011 they've launched their debut release "Rare Dialect" via a renowned RIO distributor ReR Megacorp.
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LIGHT COORPORATION Reviews
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Light Coorporation RIO/Avant-Prog
Review by
Windhawk
Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator

"Chapter IV: Before the Murmur of Silence" comes across as a production that operates out from a foundation of jazz fusion or avant-garde jazz first and foremost, flavoring this foundation with some rock music elements without leaving the feeling of this being primarily a jazz album behind. A CD that merits a check by those who tend to be intrigued by improvised instrumental jazz, incorporating elements from challenging rock, rather than the other way round.
Light Coorporation RIO/Avant-Prog
Review by
LearsFool
Collaborator Post/Math Rock Team

Light Coorporation RIO/Avant-Prog
Review by
kev rowland
Special Collaborator Crossover Prog Team

These guys are wonderful musicians, and obviously all have a complete feeling for each other and an empathy for what is taking place, but I did find that there were times when I wasn't understanding what they were trying to achieve as much as they obviously did. The more I have played this the more I have come to believe that the shortcomings are probably with me as opposed to the band, but the end result is that I haven't enjoyed this nearly as much as I feel that I should have done. Although not as 'out there' as much of the music I listen to, this is still something that is going to take a great deal of work to be able to get the most benefit from it and I just don't have the time. Mind you, anyone who has song which is a tribute to Hugh Hopper deserve some attention. Not for those who just want something in the background, but definitely for those who want to challenge themselves. www.lightcoorporation.com
Light Coorporation RIO/Avant-Prog
Review by
Windhawk
Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator

A taste for instrumental, improvised jazz appears to be a needed prerequisite to be able to enjoy Light Coorporation's second full length album "Aliens From Planet Earth". A production that otherwise sticks to a gentle, careful expression throughout but with a few instances of arrangements incorporating a select few dramatic surges to supplement the otherwise subtle instrument details used to maintain nerve and variation. An album rather introspective in nature and reaching out to a relatively narrow audience I suspect. Still, for the select few this is a disc that will be greatly appreciated.
Light Coorporation RIO/Avant-Prog
Review by
Windhawk
Special Collaborator Honorary Collaborator

"Rare Dialect" is a high quality debut album from Light Coorporation. Taking their cues from freeform jazz, fusion and art rock, they have cooked up a highly enjoyable, innovative and fairly challenging musical stew. Open minded followers of sophisticated art rock, fusion and jazz alike should all find plenty to enjoy on this CD, a production that merits a check by those who feel they are a part of the outlined target audience.