Umbrella Weather
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Easily the most adventurous and audacious outfit on today’s UK jazz scene, Led Bib has built a reputation over the course of seven albums for expansive improvs and treks into genre-defying music of throbbing intensity. All Music Guide called their singular brand of jazz “explosive enough to blow up your speakers” while The Wire weighed in with: “This is the sound of a band having fun...like a hot chainsaw through butter.” For their RareNoise Records debut, the five-piece group from London continues pushing the envelope on Umbrella Weather.
Fueled by the muscular drumming of ringleader Mark Holub and the savage fuzz bass lines of Liran Donin, further tweaked by atmospheric washes and crunchy keyboard comping from Toby McLaren and sparked by the pungent twin alto saxes of Peter Grogan and Chris Williams, Led Bib stakes out a unique spot in the musical terrain that falls somewhere between the realms of John Zorn, Ornette Coleman, Peter Brotzman and Eric Dolphy while also registering on the Slayer end of the Richter Scaler.
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- Royal Mail Tracked 24® | £6.50 | 1 to 2 business days
- Royal Mail Tracked 48® | £5.50 | 2 to 3 business days
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