Almost Almond

Samo Salamon's 'Almost Almond' is a captivating release that showcases the artist's mastery of free jazz and avant-garde sounds. Released on 15 December 2010 under his own label, this hour-long journey is a testament to Samo Salamon's innovative approach to music.

The album features a diverse range of tracks, from the intriguing 'Monkey Hands' to the thought-provoking 'Dutilleux', and the emotive 'Too Emotional for This World'. With 'Pleiades', 'Drewish', and 'The Small Buddhist', Samo Salamon demonstrates his ability to craft complex, genre-pushing compositions that defy convention. The album's title track, 'Almost Almond', is a fitting title for a collection that is both eclectic and cohesive.

Throughout the 11 tracks, Samo Salamon's unique vision is on full display, blending disparate elements to create a rich, immersive sound. From the haunting 'The Ladybird Is Yawning' to the intense 'Monderous', each piece offers a distinct perspective on the artist's creative universe. With 'Almost Almond', Samo Salamon invites listeners to experience his distinctive brand of free jazz and avant-garde music, an invitation that promises to reward and inspire.