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John Wolf Brennan's "The Speed of Dark - Solopiano" is a captivating journey through the avant-garde and free jazz landscapes, released on January 1, 2009, under Leo Records. This solo piano album spans a duration of 1 hour and 10 minutes, offering a rich tapestry of 24 tracks that showcase Brennan's virtuosic skills and imaginative compositions.
The album opens with "Ever for Never" and closes with "Xednindex," taking the audience through a diverse range of pieces that blend technical prowess with deep emotional resonance. Tracks like "Maelstrøm" and "Last Inferno (The Nine Circles of Hell)" delve into intense, dramatic territories, while "Lost in Paradise (The Nine Spheres)" and "Little Drop (On Müseralp)" offer moments of serene beauty and introspection. The album also features playful and rhythmic pieces such as "Murmeltanz (Dance of the Marmots)" and "Pump & Circumstance," showcasing Brennan's versatility and range.
Brennan's work has been hailed as a thrilling journey through an imaginative cinematic world, earning him comparisons to the likes of Weather Report for his innovative approach. "The Speed of Dark - Solopiano" is a testament to his ability to create a rich, immersive sonic experience that transcends traditional boundaries of jazz and classical music. Whether you're a longtime fan of John Wolf Brennan or new to his work, this album promises a rewarding and engaging listening experience.