Music For Four Guitars

Bill Orcutt
Music For Four Guitars

26,63 EUR  22,19 EUR
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Palilalia
Release date: 13/Jan/2023
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Sales Rank: #2156 in Mainstream Rock
#8572 in Rock
Style: Mainstream Rock
Product No.: 2100748206
Number of discs: 1
Description:Labelcode PAAL68.2
"Music For Four Guitars" is a captivating CD by Bill Orcutt, released under the Palilalia label. This album showcases Orcutt?s innovative approach to composition and guitar performance, featuring intricate interplays between four guitars that create mesmerizing textures and rhythms. Known for his experimental style, Orcutt pushes the boundaries of contemporary guitar music with this release, blending elements of minimalism, avant-garde, and improvisation into a unique sonic experience. The result is an immersive listening journey that highlights both technical mastery and emotional depth. Bill Orcutt is an acclaimed American guitarist and composer renowned for redefining the possibilities of solo guitar music. Emerging from Miami's underground scene in the 1990s as part of Harry Pussy?a band celebrated for its raw energy?Orcutt has since built a distinguished solo career marked by critically lauded albums such as "A New Way To Pay Old Debts." His work consistently garners praise for its inventiveness and intensity. Palilalia Records is an independent label founded by Bill Orcutt himself. Dedicated to releasing adventurous sounds across genres like experimental rock, free jazz, noise, and modern classical music, Palilalia has become synonymous with artistic integrity and boundary-pushing releases within the global avant-garde community.
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Français Mathias K. - 02/Apr/2025 5 of 5 Stars!
Four electric guitars intertwining their sound in a music somewhere between Hendrix, Bach and Reich.