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BROLT

Scorch Trio

RIO/Avant-Prog


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Studio Album, released in 2008

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Olstra (10:14)
2. Basjen (4:36)
3. Hys (6:31)
4. Gaba (12:27)
5. Graps (4:36)
6. Bluring (12:52)

Total Time: 51:16

Limited edition vinyl:
A1 Olstra
A2 Basjen
A3 Hys
B1 Gaba
B2 Graps
B3 Bølt
C1 Bluring
C2 Brolt
D1 Rått og råde
D2 Hærråde

Line-up / Musicians

- Raoul Björkenheim / electric guitars and electric viola da gimbri
- Ingebrigt Håker Flaten / electric bass and electronics
- Paal Nilssen-Love / drums and percussion

Releases information

CD Rune Grammofon RCD 2074(2008 Norway)
2LP Rune Grammofon RLP3074 (2008 Norway) (limited)

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Review by snobb
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4 stars Live release of Nordic avant prog trio is very energetic one. Even if the heart of the trio is Finnish guitarist Raoul Bjarkenheim with his fast,scratching and very technical guitar work, Norwegian respectable drummer Paal Nilssen-Love has more than enough space for his drumming improvs. Norwegian bassist/multi instrumentalist Ingebrigt Hayker Flaten (he played with Bugge Wesseltoft, Ken Vandenmark and McPhee) uses plenty of electronic sounds there, but in all album's atmosphere is quite airy and minimalistic.

This album is live recording, but there are not big audience and you will feel this "live" effect mostly because sound is very raw, with no overdubbing or studio tricks. Music recorded is quite characteristic for trio (and all the generation of modern avant rock improvs bands) free form quite noisy and angular rock compositions, borrowed free jazz atmosphere and some techniques, but seriously based on rock tradition itself. Musicians all are really very competent, and they really enjoy what they are playing there. Quality album for prepared fans of avant prog improvisational music.

My rating is 3,5 rounded to 4.

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