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Wednesday, September 23, 2015

Loomings "Everyday Mythology"


Country: Italy/France
Genre(s)Avant Prog
LabelAltrOck
FormatCD, digital
Release dateSeptember 22, 2015
Tracklist
1. Keywords (6:25)
2. BLACK (and Green And Red) (6:05)
3. Awkward (4:10)
4. In A Black Key (5:24)
5. The Things That Change (7:53)
6. Sweet Sixteen (4:53)
7. ...and... (3:31)
8. Lockjaw (a Mutant DOG) (7:21)
9. Car, Suburbs, Downtown, Despair (4:14)
10. A Waiting Game Of Nonsense (5:25)
11. Milano (3:39)

Total time 59:00

Line-up
Jacopo Costa (Yugen, Camembert, Factor Burzaco, Empty Days) - vibes, acoustic drums, glockenspiel, tubular bells, percussions synth, fender rhodes, piano, cymbalum, percussions, some vocals
Maria Denami - vocals, kazoo
Ludmila Schwartzwalder - vocals, kazoo
Benoît Rameau - vocals
Louis Haessler - bass
Enrico Pedicone - vibes, acoustic drums, glockenspiel, tubular bells, percussions

Description/Reviews
Loomings is a one of a kind musical universe of mingled voices and percussions, acoustic and electronic sounds. Their songs follow unpredictable paths: sometimes they emerge from complex compositional strategies, sometimes they’re just driven by the desire to walk through harmonies, vocal arabesques, instrumental unisons and phases. It is a music which belongs to the tradition of experimental pop and rock — artists like the Beatles, Rock In Opposition, Frank Zappa — yet it doesn't step again on their trail, the aim being to venture further along the course shown by these « pioneers ».
Loomings were founded in 2012 by Jacopo Costa, an Italian musician living in Strasbourg. Within Loomings, three classical trained singers (Maria Denami, Ludmila Schwartzwalder and Benoît Rameau) join their forces to the jazzy groove provided by Louis Haessler (bass) and to the percussions and the electronics devices controlled by Enrico Pedicone et Jacopo Costa. The result of this blend, now poetic, now ironic or powerful, invites the most adventurous listeners to discover new musical territories.
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