Joachim Kühn's 'Soundtime' is a monumental release, sprawling across an impressive 5 hours and 23 minutes. Issued on the Jazzwerkstatt label on 4 January 2011, this expansive album is a testament to Kühn's innovative spirit and genre-bending approach. Encompassing a wide range of styles, from the hypnotic rhythms of gnawa to the unbridled experimentation of free jazz, and the psychedelic textures of krautrock, 'Soundtime' is a rich tapestry of sound.
Throughout its extensive tracklist, which features pieces such as 'Der Wanderer', 'Bukowski', and 'Seelandschaften', Kühn demonstrates his mastery of atmosphere and mood, conjuring vivid sonic landscapes that invite deep exploration. The album's diverse palette, which also incorporates elements of traditional jazz, ensures a constantly evolving listening experience, full of unexpected twists and turns.
With 'Soundtime', Joachim Kühn has created a work of remarkable depth and complexity, one that rewards close attention and repeated listens. As the tracks unfold, a world of sound emerges, full of intricate details and subtle nuances, waiting to be discovered by those willing to immerse themselves in its vast, aural expanse.