Album Review
Liguori, Gianmarco – “Duga-3: Musical Directions By Gianmarco Liguori” – [Sarang Bang]
mickeyslim 9/12/2012 12-inch, A Library
Gianmarco Liguori founded the Sarang Bang Records Label in New Zealand, which claims to be “Specialists in the Psychological and Physiological Applications of Music,” and this album kind of proves they are. Liguori works on guitar, drum machine, percussion, Korg Polysix, and electronics, joined by Murray McNabb on piano, Fender Rhodes, flute, electronics, and Kim Paterson on drums, trumpet and percussion, they make a tasty instrumental jambalaya of jazz, rock, ambient, and international flavored sounds.
I thought it sounded like each song feels like you’re watching a part of a story thats going on, they each have a particular mood and expression and present a particular landscape, then I found out Liguori was influenced by 1960’s movie soundtracks, go figure. Tracks are dreamy, hopefull, expectant, sometimes a bop beat, strange vocals on A2. Spin it…
you heard it 17 times on kfjc! most recently:
- 247 days ago, Naysayer played Primitive Nightmare
- 444 days ago, lexi glass played Path to The Fortress
- 517 days ago, Pax Humana played Translucent Formlessness
- 982 days ago, Naysayer played Path to The Fortress
- 1205 days ago, Thom Ankhs played Translucent Formlessness
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