Face the Demon

Dive into the captivating world of jazz with "Face the Demon," the 2011 debut album from the Danish quartet Agergaard Ginman Blachman Dahl. Released on November 4, 2011, via Gateway Music, this album is a compelling blend of jazz and free jazz elements that showcases the band's unique sound and artistic vision.

"Face the Demon" spans 51 minutes and features 14 tracks, each offering a distinct flavor while maintaining a cohesive musical narrative. From the sultry "Satin Doll" to the introspective "Heavy Heart," and the upbeat "Stand Up," the album explores a wide range of moods and tempos. Standout tracks like "The Blues Dream" and "Crash Test Society" highlight the band's improvisational skills and their ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz.

The album opens with "Titi," setting the stage for a journey through the band's innovative compositions and virtuosic performances. Throughout the album, Agergaard Ginman Blachman Dahl demonstrate their mastery of their instruments, delivering a powerful and engaging listening experience. "Face the Demon" is a testament to the band's creativity and their commitment to pushing the boundaries of jazz music. Whether you're a seasoned jazz enthusiast or a newcomer to the genre, this album is sure to captivate and inspire.