Showing posts with label John Zorn. Show all posts
Showing posts with label John Zorn. Show all posts

October 21, 2023

John Zorn – Nosferatu (2012, CD, Usa)





Tracklist:
1 Desolate Landscape 4:33
2 Mina 3:36
3 The Battle Of Good And Evil 5:14
4 Sinistera 3:23
5 Van Helsing 3:26
6 Fatal Sunrise 3:18
7 Hypnosis 2:11
8 Lucy 2:46
9 Nosferatu 2:28
10 The Stalking 7:34
11 The Undead 4:00
12 Death Ship 2:00
13 Jonathan Harker 5:29
14 Vampires At Large 4:18
15 Renfield 3:32
16 Stalker Dub 3:25

Musicians:
Alto Saxophone, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Piano – John Zorn
Bass – Bill Laswell
Piano, Organ – Rob Burger
Vibraphone, Drums, Bells [Orchestral], Percussion [Tibetan Prayer Bowls] – Kevin Norton


Created for a modern Polish stage production of Bram Stoker;s classic vampire tale, Zorn has created a nusic filled with nostalgia, tenderness, violent power and a great sense of mystery. Featuring the dark ambient bass tones of Bill Laswell, the sensitive keyboards of Robin Burger, Kevin Norton on drums, vibes and percission and Zorn on sax, this is a moody and menacing program of music for late night listening. Romatic ballads, ambient soundscapes and hardcore intesity.

October 25, 2022

John Zorn – Nostradamus: The Death Of Satan (2021, CD, Usa)


Tracklist:
1 Melmoth 4:37
2 Flowers Of Heaven 5:43
3 Seven Spirits 2:33
4 The Watchers 4:58
5 Hail Holy Light 2:07
6 The Stygian Pool 4:09
7 From The Cave Of Treasures 5:40
8 Dark Angels 2:43
9 A Mantic Stain 5:18
10 Chaos And Eternal Light 3:53

Musicians:
Drums – Kenny Grohowski
Ensemble – Simulacrum
Guitar – Matt Hollenberg
Organ – John Medeski
Composed, Conductor – John Zorn


"Nostradamus: The Death of Satan", the ninth release by Zorn’s most intense 21st century ensemble, is a triumph. In this wildly varied program ranging from the softest sacred whisper to the most heretical hysteria, Zorn brings his unique compositional blending of classical, jazz and rock to new heights. The Simulacrum band is tighter than ever and the recording is richer and more powerful. With a stunning clarity of sound, brilliance of performance and towering compositional vision, “Nostradamus” is Zorn at his very best. Essential.