Niechec Smierc w Miekkim Futerku
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Deviant.
Staff Reviewer
August 13th 2012


32289 Comments


Yeah, need to check this

Rev
August 13th 2012


9882 Comments


I find most fusion to be really cheesy sounding, should I still check this? It sounds rad

kingsoby1
Emeritus
August 13th 2012


4970 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

This has more in common with free jazz than most fusion. It's not your typical stupid post 70s cheesy jazz record.

SgtPepper
Emeritus
August 13th 2012


4510 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

@Reverend

Jazz Fusion, by nature, is a very intense genre. It emphasizes on the performance of solo instrumentation in traditional Jazz, but the music is orchestrated in a "Rock-oriented" style and features atributes from rock subgenres like Prog and psych. the songs tend to be a bit long and filled with grandiose complex musicianship- making it hard to get into for the average person.



This album, on the other hand, is a little lighter and isnt all about crazy musicianship or lengthy passages like the average Fusion album. It kind of mixes a more accesible style of hard bop and cool jazz while adding a bit of ambient electric touches to the music. It has moments of chaos like Fusion, but its much more restrained and easier to grasp.



In think you should give it a try man. See what you think.

Calc
August 13th 2012


17360 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

check it its amazing...4 good jazz albums in a year and i've never listened to jazz before this year

Deviant.
Staff Reviewer
August 13th 2012


32289 Comments


Did you remember to buy new milk?

Yuli
Emeritus
August 13th 2012


10767 Comments


"This album, on the other hand, is a little lighter and isnt all about crazy musicianship or lengthy passages like the average Fusion album. It kind of mixes a more accesible style of hard bop and cool jazz while adding a bit of ambient electric touches to the music. It has moments of chaos like Fusion, but its much more restrained and easier to grasp."

Omg this sounds like my kinda thing.

Nice review man, gotta check this out. :]

mindleviticus
August 13th 2012


10494 Comments


Sweet review. Album's fucking amazing. Niespokojny Relaks is probably the best song on here.

Deviant.
Staff Reviewer
August 13th 2012


32289 Comments


We keep running out of milk

ZedO
August 13th 2012


1096 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

haa, I like that cover art, and I have a feeling Smierc w miekkim futerku will be my kind of thing, pos hard brother!

insomniac15
Staff Reviewer
August 13th 2012


6191 Comments


I haven't heard of these guys, but your review makes me want to listen to them right away. Pos.

Voivod
Staff Reviewer
August 13th 2012


10742 Comments


Excellent review, pos.

Will check this out.

greg84
Emeritus
August 13th 2012


7654 Comments

Album Rating: 3.8

I didn't realize it was released anywhere outside Poland. Great music and review.

ZedO
August 13th 2012


1096 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

damn great album, is the band from Poland? greg, what does "Smierc w miekkim futerku" mean?

ZedO
August 13th 2012


1096 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

great album title too, thanks...

Calc
August 13th 2012


17360 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

lol google translate has no idea...

kingsoby1
Emeritus
August 13th 2012


4970 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5 | Sound Off

Death In The Soft Fur - google translate... lol



Niechec is Reluctance as well

Calc
August 13th 2012


17360 Comments

Album Rating: 4.5

Smierc w miekkim futerku-----this? wtf my google translate sucks then

ZedO
August 13th 2012


1096 Comments

Album Rating: 4.0

haha, that sucks

greg84
Emeritus
August 13th 2012


7654 Comments

Album Rating: 3.8

I confirm. Niechęć means 'reluctance or aversion' and yeah Śmierć W Miękkim Futerku stands for 'Death In the Soft Fur' A very fitting title if you ask me.



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