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John Zorn & AutorYno - Flauros: Book of Angels Volume 29 (2016) {Tzadik TZ 8346}
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Jazz / Avant-Garde / Improvised Music / Improvised Rock / Jewish Prog-Metal / Dub / Surf

After 12 years and 28 CDs, the “Book of Angels” project is drawing towards completion! For one of the last installments, Zorn turns to AutorYno, a wild power trio of three Paris punk rockers and one of the most powerful bands in the French rock scene. Their third CD for Tzadik presents tunes from the classic “Book of Angels” in a heavy rock context. Metal, Punk, Thrash, Dub and Surf come together in this trance-inducing sledge-hammer reading of some of the strongest and strangest pieces out of the Masada repertoire. One of the last releases in the “Angels” series is also one of the most compelling!

The same question arises three years after the beautiful Rise Above The Meadow: Why are Greenleaf not packing the biggest venues just like Queens Of The Stone Age? Well, it can`t be the fault of "Let It Out!", the heavenly groovy opener of that album's follow up, Hear The Rivers. The rest of the album also turns out to be quite the mesmerizing bag of tricks that seizes the Swedish Stoner sound and enriches it with so many wonderful things, like the unforgettable riff-o-rama "Good Ol`Goat" or the slow soulfeeder "We Are The Pawns". An absolute gem of an album that is best kept in the family - which is why former Greenleaf - and Dozer drummer Karl Daniel Lidén (Craft, Bloodbath, Crippled Black Phoenix amongst others) produced it. The bearded dudes will hit European roads in November with their seventh album Hear The Rivers, and it's actually quite neat we don´t have to travel to anonymous stadiums to enjoy their live magic.

UNKLE have announced their new album, The Road: Part II/Lost Highway, out March 29 on Songs For The Def. It’s the second part of a new musical trilogy from James Lavelle and the gang, and the follow-up to UNKLE’s 2017 album The Road: Part I. The new record is reportedly split into two acts, and features collaborations with Tom Smith (The Editors), Ian Astbury (The Cult), Andrew Innes (Primal Scream), Jon Theodore (Queens of the Stone Age), and Mick Jones (The Clash).