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| Format: | | LP Want this on CD also?
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| Condition: | | NEW More Info |
| Label: | | DUR ET DOUX 00550265 |
| Released: | | 20210730 |
| Genre: | | JAZZ |
| Quantity: | | 1 in stock |
VNMULRE
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Resiliente is a noisy album, infused with doses of free jazz, melodic fragments, blasts, drones and heavy saturated textures. Originally released in 2017 on Matik Matik discos, it is being released for the first time on vinyl in 2021 by Dur et Doux. In this opus, the noise band from Chapinero (a district of Bogota) Mula operates a break and opens the field of an emancipated noisy free jazz where distortions reinvent the imaginary and the instruments (electric bass, tenor sax, alto and baritone the clarinet, guitar, drums and keyboards). Between irony and provocation, Mula's jumble incorporates samples in German and Spanish, field recording, splashes of guacamole recipes: "guacamole without spice is like love without desire", verses from the father of Rasqa's creator, Mr. Edson Velandia. It transports us in an intergalactic anti-poetic journey to the era of the end of reason. The album contains a subliminal tribute to the Colombian bassist Humberto Monroy and the current theme of El maravilloso mundo de Inges\xF3n (1968), "If war is good business, invest in your children", and numerous evocations of bands such as Supersilent, Swans, Behemoth, Sonic Youth, Jos\xE9 Jos\xE9 and Diomedes D\xEDaz.Anti-patriarchal, anti-aesthetic and anti-conformist, Mula fits into the cartography of bands in the Latin American region and represents a radical and urgent accent against the fragile social neuroses that creative music fights with crudity and sincerity.Juan Ignacio Arbaiza: Tenor SaxCamilo Bartelsman: DrumsSantiago Botero: BassDiego Herrera: Laptop and synthsEnrique "Kike" Mendoza: GuitarMar\xEDa "Mange" Valencia: Clarinet in Bb, Bass Clarinet and Alto Sax
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