Electric Fruit

"Electric Fruit" is a captivating journey into the avant-garde jazz realm, masterfully crafted by the talented guitarist Mary Halvorson, alongside trumpeter Peter Evans and drummer Weasel Walter. Released on January 25, 2011, under Thirsty Ear Recordings, this album is a testament to the trio's exceptional musicianship and innovative spirit.

The six-track album, with a total runtime of 54 minutes, is a sonic exploration that defies conventional boundaries. Halvorson's distinctive guitar work intertwines with Evans' virtuosic trumpet playing and Walter's dynamic drumming, creating a unique and engaging soundscape. The album's title track, "Mangosteen 3000 A.D.," sets the tone for the rest of the album, showcasing the trio's ability to blend free jazz, avant-garde, and jazz elements seamlessly.

Each track on "Electric Fruit" offers a unique listening experience. From the eerie tones of "The Stench of Cyber-Durian" to the intricate rhythms of "Scuppernong Malfunction," the album is a testament to the trio's versatility and creativity. The final track, "Metallic Dragon Fruit," leaves the listener with a sense of awe and admiration for the trio's musical prowess.

"Electric Fruit" is not just an album; it's a musical experience that will captivate jazz enthusiasts and newcomers alike. The album's unique blend of genres and exceptional musicianship make it a standout release in the avant-garde jazz genre. Whether you're a fan of Mary Halvorson, Peter Evans, or Weasel Walter, or simply a lover of innovative music, "Electric Fruit" is an album that you won't want to miss.