Univers Zero - Live (2006)

Posted By : gribovar | Date : 13 Apr 2012 11:33:15 | Comments : 0 |

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Univers Zero occupy a special place in the new music pantheon. They practically invented the "chamber-rock" style and their albums are classics of their kind, with an instantly recognizable sound. Group leader Daniel Denis had long insisted that he wasn't interested in having a performing band, so it was a thrill and a shock when he put together a stable band version of UZ for the 00's. This 2005 live show contains complex, multi-layered, and percussive compositions for wind instruments, violin, keyboards, and percussion, like "Civic Circus", which recalls at various times the works of Albert Ayler, Cecil Taylor, and Gil Evans. The bizarre, dream-like melodies of "Kermesse Atomique" are sometimes beautiful and occasionally nightmarish, while the Eastern cadences of "Toujours Plus à L'Est" conjure both avant-garde composer Edgard Varese and klezmer music. This is an utterly fantastic sounding recording which includes some significant re-arrangements of a number of great works, which bring out new aspects of these pieces.

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Tracklist:
01. Xenantaya
02. Civic Circus
03. Electronika Mambo Musette
04. Kermesse Atomique
05. Bonjour Chez Vous
06. Méandres
07. Falling Rain Dance
08. Toujours Plus à L'Est

Total time: 01:06:40

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