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jasminjasmin - EP02 [12rec.027] (December 27, 2005)

does complex music necessarily have to sound complicated? jasmin are back with four more songs to find out about.
like on cecil taylor's 'unit structures' it is not about naming every note or every odd meter. it is more about the beauty that lies beyond. taylor mixes modern classical music, bebop and free jazz. jasmin add portions of rock and pop. the three chaps from munich present their second EP on 12rec in another exclusive collaboration with rotesonne records.

lernen von maedchen starts with some programmed beats and a filtered vibraphone. clean guitar- and bass-tones are added and sketch the typical harmony-patterns your know jasmin for. everything remains fragile until the drums come in. a repetitive guitar formulates the songs main motive, volume increases, and distortion and feedback gather like storm clouds at the horizon until the song erupts in a monsoon-like shower. heute im stadion is jasmin's version of contemporary hardrock. the title refers to 'stadium' and can be read as an ironical statement concerning huge rockband-riffing. read this one within the (soccer-) context of holger fach from the first EP! rote sonne spins forth the thread of high-energy riffing. but jasmin take it very slow this time, the song has a nearly sluggish feel. as if they had recorded it in scorching heat. does koeln (cologne) ultimately really last for eight minutes? the EP closes with a bewitching popsong that makes time fly by. jasmin throw out their net of entwined jazzy harmonies and pull it back with rich prey. 12rec loves you, guys.

bettina rhymes found some warm words about the video for koeln on the 12rec. release page.


This audio is part of the collection: 12rec.

Artist/Composer: jasmin
Date: 2005-12-27
Source: www.12rec.net
Keywords: Jasmin; EP02; 12rec; Postrock; Instrumental Rock; Video

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This release contains a beautiful video in Quicktime format... 29MB that are worth it!

Individual Files

Audio Files192Kbps MP3
Lernen von Maedchen10 MB
Heute im Stadion8.07 MB
Rote Sonne5.11 MB
Koeln11 MB
Movie FilesQuickTime
Jasmin - Koeln (Video)29 MB
Image FilesJPEG
Cover thumb11 KB
Cover large20 KB
The CD-R version119 KB
InformationFormatSize
12rec.027_files.xmlMetadata4.51 KB
12rec.027_meta.xmlMetadata3.06 KB
12rec.027_reviews.xmlMetadata1.88 KB
Other FilesUnknownPDF
12rec.027_rules.conf7 B
Cover for Printout 356 KB

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Reviewer: Zerinnerung.de - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - January 31, 2006
Subject: Track "Köln" included in the "A Story About Love" mix.
Hi,

the great track "Köln" is included in Zerinnerung Mix 025: Entactogen - A Story About Love.

Reviewer: enkeling.nl - [4.0 out of 5 stars] - January 31, 2006
Subject: Recommended
four stars for the track Köln. I got hipped to it by the Entactogen "a story about love" mix. Beautiful long guitar piece.

Reviewer: elsoberano - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - January 7, 2006
Subject: Terrific Music
Good Work!!

Reviewer: jm / i.standard - [5.0 out of 5 stars] - December 30, 2005
Subject: Ganz grosses Kino
This ep is definitly worth the download: 25 minutes of noise and silence, tension and calm. And what's even more striking is that Jasmin manage sounding subtle as some Chicago acts, without getting boring after the first three minutes as some Chicago acts.

Though I haven't seen the video by now, this ep raises pictures in my mind. Cinematic might be an overused word by now, but this is really like a movie. And a good one.


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