The Inner Workguide

Asaf Sirkis & The Inner Noise - Inner Noise (2003) {Konnex KCD 5113, UK}
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Jazz / Fusion / Spiritual Jazz / Progressive / Drums / Guitar / Church Organ

Asaf Sirkis & The Inner Noise boldly go where fusion only hesitantly put out the odd foot before, and where prog rock could at best dream of going had it dared to. The music is vibrant, vital, exciting and fresh and even manages to surprise. One of these surprises is its wonderful accessibility and immediacy. "Inner Noise" has to be essential in any modern jazz and modern classical collection at the very least.

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