Klossek / Carsten Hein / Scherzer,Derek- Tales From The Edge
Guitar, drums and bass - sometimes it doesn't take more to create good music. The Berlin-based guitarist Marcus Klossek has been keeping his electric trio alive for 10 years now, and the new album "Tales from the Edge" was also recorded in the tried-and-tested line-up. "It is the platform that let's me realize my songs," Klossek stated in a lapidary way. "For some reason, I keep returning to this formation. It is simply the ideal line-up for my compositions."Klossek composed 10 new songs for the album, and most of them are slimly structured and live from a transparent sound. But Klossek is by no means a purist. "I've been trying to integrate other sounds for some time now," he stated. "Our bassist Carsten Hein contributes spacey effects in a completely improvised way in 'Industrial Escape'. He can provide quite a lot in that respect. For me, this is an important extension of the sound, including the fact that the guitar is not in the foreground all the time."
Tracklist:
- Way In
- Life After Smile
- Long Time No See
- Get Going
- Industrial Escape
- Quite Evident
- Tiptoe Cat
- Explanation of a Lie
- Save Your Space
- Last Step to Lightness
Guitar, drums and bass - sometimes it doesn't take more to create good music. The Berlin-based guitarist Marcus Klossek has been keeping his electric trio alive for 10 years now, and the new album "Tales from the Edge" was also recorded in the tried-and-tested line-up. "It is the platform that let's me realize my songs," Klossek stated in a lapidary way. "For some reason, I keep returning to this formation. It is simply the ideal line-up for my compositions."Klossek composed 10 new songs for the album, and most of them are slimly structured and live from a transparent sound. But Klossek is by no means a purist. "I've been trying to integrate other sounds for some time now," he stated. "Our bassist Carsten Hein contributes spacey effects in a completely improvised way in 'Industrial Escape'. He can provide quite a lot in that respect. For me, this is an important extension of the sound, including the fact that the guitar is not in the foreground all the time."
Tracklist:
- Way In
- Life After Smile
- Long Time No See
- Get Going
- Industrial Escape
- Quite Evident
- Tiptoe Cat
- Explanation of a Lie
- Save Your Space
- Last Step to Lightness