Goalkeeper Wanted
"Mouthful of Cherries" CD
Void of Ovals
Genre: improv, free jazz,
experimental
June 2008 |
From the free jazz end of things comes this dark
and decisive record from Goalkeeper Wanted. Mouthful of
Cherries is fifteen minutes of improvised, noisy music. Not noise,
but noisy. The main culprits of mayhem here are percussion, bass, and guitar I think, with some electronic
elements thrown in and probably some other stuff too. This sounds like
a live performance and has a very "open room" vibe, but is recorded
very well for such an inaccessible work of music. I'm quite fond of
this record, which despite its abstract tone is actually surprisingly
rewarding. Think industrial machines spontaneously coming alive in an
abandoned building, sending dust into the air as rusted, rickety parts
spring into action for the first time in decades. Oh yeah, and play it loud.
goalkeeper wanted's myspace
80%
Fun Fact: Curiously,
this came up in ITunes for me as Tela's "The World Ain't Enuff (Street
Mix)," whatever that is. How appropriate.
Matt Shimmer
[Vitals: 1 track, 15:19,
released 2007] |
