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Edward Vesala Drums, Percussion
Esko Heikkinen Trumpet, Piccolo Trumpet
Pentti Lahti Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Flutes
Jorma Tapio Alto Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet, Flute
Tapani Rinne Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Clarinet, Bass Clarinet
Kari Heinilä Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Flute
Tom Bildo Trombone, Tuba
Iro Haarla Piano, Harp
Raoul Björkenheim Guitar
Taito Vainio Accordion
Häkä Bass
Edward Vesala’s band w
Ivan Fedotov – drums, percussion
Arkady Fedotov – bass, synth, noises, sampler
Alexander Kuzovlev – guitars
Alexey Klabukov – keys, synths, sampler, trumpet, winds arrangement
Vitaly Borodin – violin, kalimba, sampler
with:
Alexey Esin — tenor sax, soprano sax, flute
Lastest and one of the best yet from this always excellent space rock outfit from Russia. This album consists of two side-long tracks.
“....The band asserts that this is their most colourf
Ivan Fedotov – drums, percussion, сachon, wave drum
Arkady Fedotov – bass, synth, noises
Alexander Kuzovlev – guitars, mandoline
Alexey Klabukov – keys, synths
Vitaly Borodin – violin, accordion, piano, synth
with
Pavel Alekseev – tenor saxophone
Latest (well, as of October 2018) release by this excellent Russian spacerock and more ensemble. And on this one you will definitely hear a lot more ‘and more’!
Ivan Fedotov – drums, percussion)
Arkadiy Fedotov – bass, flute (2), vox (6)
Alexander Kuzovlev – guitar, electronics
Alexei Klabukov – keyboards, button accordion (1)
Natalya Tjurina – lead vox (2,3,4,6,7), synths
+ Valentin Rulev – violin (8,9) harp (8)
Vespero are an awesomely great, space rock band from Astrakhan, south Russia, that are fully the equal of anyone working in the vein. This is the oldest recording of theirs I have seen or heard (see below). For something.
Ivan Fedotov – drums, percussion, wave drum
Arkady Fedotov – bass, synth, noises, vocs, recorder
Alexander Kuzovlev – guitars, saz, mandoline
Alexey Klabukov – keys, synths
Vitaly Borodin – violin, accordion
with:
Alexey Esin - gusli, midi-sax
Sonya Vlasova - vocal
On something like their 20th album, this fine Russian space-rock and beyond band still manage to pull a few new tricks out of their hat.
“A good year after the release of "The
“The pop immediacy of the songs is enriched by experimental tangents, between electronic music, krautrock and jazz, which raise the bar to unexpected heights.” (Le Soir, BE)
“A miracle: the resurrected Aksak Maboul unfolds a brand of synthetic, carnal pop, with fat, enchanting grooves, sparkling melodies and lyrics.” (Telerama, FR)
"Impressed and charmed by Véronique Vincent & Aksak Maboul's acclaimed 'lost' avant-pop opus , a host of artists from all over the place have launched into.
“'441' refers to the five pianists (88 keys) plus one saxophone present on this hugely impressive recording. Featuring a truly stellar cast in pianists Tigran Hamasyan, Fred Hersch, Gerald Clayton, Sullivan Fortner and Gonzalo Rubalcaba, bassists Larry Grenadier, Matt Brewer, Rick Rosato and Matt Penman, plus drummers Billy Hart, Eric Harland, Clarence Penn, Jochen Rueckert and Obed Calvaire.
Originally from London, alto saxophonist/composer Will Vinson moved to New York City in 1999 and has...