"Trio Roma," released on January 4, 2012, is a powerful and intense album by the legendary free jazz saxophonist Peter Brötzmann. This album, featuring the dynamic duo of Paal Nilssen-Love on drums and Massimo Pupillo on bass, is a testament to Brötzmann's enduring influence in the world of avant-garde and free jazz. The two-track album, "Music Marries Room to Room" and "The Turning Glory," clocks in at a substantial 74 minutes, offering a deep dive into the raw and unfiltered sounds that Brötzmann is known for.
Recorded and mixed in February 2012, "Trio Roma" is a vortex of sounds that range from shrieking to almost torn, spat, and even puked, as described by Martin Schray of Free Jazz Blog. The album owes credits to both hardcore and Dadaistic sound poems, sharing their free rhythms, devoted declamation, and rejection of conventional form and content. This is not just an album; it is a supremely passionate and committed performance by a group that knows no bounds.
Peter Brötzmann, known for his work with the vanguard supergroup Last Exit during the '80s, brings his signature style to "Trio Roma." The album contains more space and lyricism compared to his earlier records, showcasing his evolution as an artist. The collaboration with Nilssen-Love and Pupillo results in a unique blend of free jazz that is both challenging and rewarding for the discerning listener.
"Trio Roma" is released under Les Disques VICTO, a label known for its high-quality releases in the avant-garde and free jazz genres. The album is a testament to Brötzmann's enduring influence and his ability to push the boundaries of what is possible in free jazz. Whether you are a long-time fan of Peter Brötzmann or a newcomer to his music, "Trio Roma" is an album that demands your attention and offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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