Need Help finding a lost instrumental track ?

I've joined this forum for the express purpose of finding a specific instrumental track that I heard on a random mix CD-R a long time ago. I never knew the artist or name of it, and subsequently lost the CD. Probably over 10 years ago. (so most likely pre-2006)

 

The way I see it, I can only describe the track as best I can and hopefully someone can guide me in the right direction, or at least perhaps I can find a forum more suited to this kind of enquiry.

 

I remember somewhat vividly, but could be getting some details fuzzy due to it being a very long time ago.

 

Here goes:

The track sounded like it could have been recorded between the 90's and 2000's (perhaps it could have been 80's or late 70's. It was nice production quality and clean sounding)

 

It was jazzy, I believe the instrumentation was guitar, vibraphone, upright bass, and maybe drums and keys.

 

It was a slow, mellow kind of 2-chord vamp type thing EDIT: (Although there may have been more than two chords in the entire structure), with a minor sound, akin to music from Twin Peaks, (Fire Walk with Me) by Angelo Badalementi, or Bohren & Der Club of Gore. (will include links for reference). An arpeggiated minor or diminished motif was played, I believe on the guitar, and or/perhaps other instruments

 

It started out quietly and then transitioned to a more aggressive/loud/distorted guitar sound (and I think the bass was being bowed/played arco on the louder part)

 

The sound and vibe of the above 3 tracks get really close to the feel this track had, if you kind of combined all the elements together, but it had it's own thing going on.

 

I want to say that there was a repeating motif, sort of a minor or diminished arpeggiated line from either the bass, the guitar, or both. Kind of a descending motif, and possibly an ascending one for the contrasting section.

 

I think there was a simple theme during the quiet parts, and during the loud parts the guitar would do a little bit of shredding with some fuzz pedal.

 

The dynamics were kind of gradual at first, but the loud parts would kind of crescedno like in the post-rock genre, but still remained restrained.

 

It would go back and forth from the quiet part and the loud part a few times and I'd ballpark the run time around 4-6 minutes.

 

I think the arpeggiated minor or diminished line on the guitar was one of the more defining things or melody. I think the vibraphone held sustained chords but also could have done some improvising.

 

Drums or keys would have just been supporting everything else, unfortunately if there were drums, I don't remember the sound they had very well, but I would imagine that it went from a quiet brushed sound, to a bit more of louder playing, but still "jazz" sounding in terms of their timbre.

 

I think it was in 4/4, maybe a 6/8 or a 12/8 feel. It had a bit of swing to it, but it was slow.

 

If ANYONE that has taken the time to read this has any recommendation on recordings to look for, other forums to post in, or anything at all, I would greatly appreciate it. I understand how vague this all is, but I figure why not give it a shot?

 

Worst case scenario, I never hear that track again.

Best case is that I find out who the hell it was and can go and buy it.

 

Maybe Snarky Puppy made something in this vein? 

Thanks anyway, but no it's not Tortoise.