Klossek / Carsten Hein / Scherzer,Derek- Tales From The Edge (CD)
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
> Due to the current limited nature of music titles, ALL CD & Vinyl purchases are limited to FOUR copies per customer, per item. If you place multiple orders for multiples of the same title, your subsequent orders will be canceled.
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
> Due to the current limited nature of music titles, ALL CD & Vinyl purchases are limited to FOUR copies per customer, per item. If you place multiple orders for multiples of the same title, your subsequent orders will be canceled.