We know not what we do (24bit 44khz), by AMOK AMOR with Christian Lillinger, Petter Eldh, Wanja Slavin, Peter Evans

We know not what we do (24bit 44khz)

by AMOK AMOR with Christian Lillinger, Petter Eldh, Wanja Slavin, Peter Evans

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Intakt CD 279

“You are gonna love this quartet“, writes American journalist Kevin Whitehead. „This quartet was preceded by 'the Starlight trio' of the Berlin players Christian Lillinger, Petter Eldh and Wanja Slavin, but Peter Evans is obviously a full partner in a new band. He brought some prime material, and shows uncanny range. His improvising is airy and abstract, tuneful, and tinged with the blues. His lines and Slavin’s can be disarmingly lovely; the blend is bright and fizzy.

The rhythm section is earth to their air: the nutty precision of abstract beat music echoes in Eldh’s eloquent stutters and way of covering highs and lows in a single line, and in Lillinger’s clarity at high speed; his sticks on snare can sound like dried peas poured on a metal sheet, every stroke distinct.

Yeah, they’re all great, but this music is about how they come together, showing creative tradition some crazy love: amour run amok. (Kevin Whitehead, Liner notes)

reviews: www.intaktrec.ch/rev279-a.htm

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released May 19, 2017

Christian Lillinger: Drums
Petter Eldh: Bass
Wanja Slavin: Saxophone
Peter Evans: Trumpet

Recorded in May 2016 by Marco Birkner at Studio H2 in Berlin, Germany. Mixed in February 2017 by Marck Fuck. Mastered in February 2017 by Klaus Scheuermann. Liner notes: Kevin Whitehead. Photo of cover art: László Moholy-Nagy. Graphic design: Jonas Schoder. Photo: Lukas Haemmerle. Executive producer: Anja Illmaier. Produced by Amok Amor and Intakt Records, Patrik Landolt. Published by Intakt Records.

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