Enten Eller, the avant-garde collective known for their boundary-pushing musical explorations, presents "Euclide," a captivating journey into the realms of free jazz and avant-garde composition. Released on October 13, 2015, under the innovative label Splasc(h) Records, this album is a testament to the band's fearless approach to sound and structure.
"Euclide" unfolds over 54 minutes, featuring nine original tracks that seamlessly blend improvisational freedom with meticulous composition. From the haunting melodies of "Cruna" to the rhythmic complexity of "Funk Hit," and the atmospheric depth of "Isengard (Part A & B)," each piece offers a unique sonic landscape. The album showcases Enten Eller's ability to merge diverse influences, creating a cohesive yet dynamic listening experience.
The collective's mastery of free jazz is evident in tracks like "Alcidès Mood" and "Briseide," where they push the boundaries of traditional jazz, while pieces such as "Marcia lenta" and "Momìs Dance" highlight their avant-garde sensibilities. "Ifigenia" and "Porte basse" further demonstrate their versatility, blending intricate arrangements with spontaneous improvisation.
"Euclide" is not just an album; it's an invitation to explore the uncharted territories of sound. Enten Eller's innovative approach and technical prowess make this a standout release in the world of contemporary jazz and avant-garde music. Whether you're a seasoned fan or new to their work, "Euclide" promises a rich and rewarding listen.
