Lisbon Berlin Trio, by Luis Lopes

Lisbon Berlin Trio

by Luis Lopes

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Full Digital Discography

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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of TALES OF SENSES, Bonbon Flamme, Lisbon Paris - stereo noise solo, Abyss Mirrors - Echoisms, Humanization 4tet "Electricity", Afterfall, Misanthrope, Love Song: Emmentes, and 26 more. , and , .

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1.	Hang Out With 10:08	info	buy track
2.	Mutant Free 1 06:15	info	buy track
3.	Song For M 04:38	info	buy track
4.	Mutant Free 2 09:26	info	buy track
5.	Trip To 09:00	info	buy track
6.	Unknown Tele 06:15	info	buy track
7.	She Is 09:05	info	buy track

about

Luis Lopes – electric guitar
Robert Landfermann – doublebass
Christian Lillinger – drums

1, 2, 4, 5, 6, by Luis Lopes, Robert Landfermann, Christian Lillinger
3, 7 by Luis Lopes
Recorded 22nd February by Joaquim Monte on Namouche Studios, Lisbon, Portugal. Mixed and Mastered July 2011 by Joaquim Monte at Namouche Studios, Lisbon, Portugal Produced by Luís Lopes. Executive production by Trem Azul. Design and artwork by Travassos.

Press Release:
The encounter of a Lisbon-born and two Berliners documented by this CD isn’t, of course, the only focus of interest proposed by this music. There’s something more to add to the equation. Luís Lopes and the rhythm section provided by Robert Landfermann and Christian Lillinger are three good examples of a new generation of European musicians with a rather distinctive understanding of the musical language called “jazz”. They don’t specially care to give a 21st century content to the jazz format; it just happens they enjoy, and play, different kinds of music, and usually do it crossing boundaries and mixing vocabularies. Lopes comes from blues and rock and, as such, loves to use riffs and has a special liking for feedback, distortion and electrical textures and noises. To Landfermann and Lillinger, there’s no real incompatibility between hard bop structures, free form improvisation and punk beats; they use everything possible if it fits and makes sense to them. The result is, truly saying, jazz of the 21st century, but without a program of intentions. “Lisbon / Berlin Trio” is as intuitive and authentic as it can be, and that’s what really matters here. That, and the high quality achieved.