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THE REVIEW
"Infanticide" by the Roman double bassist and current travel companions "Sudoku Killer" is a dark object that feeds on contrasts. A sonic vortex, it moves with admirable ease, without tearing, from jazz to noise rock assault, noir cinematic reflections, and cold math calculations.
A sort of John Zorn who has definitively quit speed, maybe just smokes some weed to relax and reflect.
Violent and melancholic. Rough and velvety. A gentle caress followed by a violent punch to the stomach. Informal dress and ripped jeans.
A fast reckless driver, not very mindful of right-of-way, guides me with ease among musical genres that I would have easily overlooked if taken individually, and believe me, that's no small feat.
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Summary by Bot
Infanticide by Caterina Palazzi and Sudoku Killer is a powerful, genre-defying album blending jazz, noise rock, and noir cinematic elements. The music skillfully balances violence and melancholy, roughness and softness, creating a unique sonic journey. The reviewer praises its effortless transitions and emotional depth, highlighting its broad appeal despite complex influences. It's compared to a relaxed yet reflective John Zorn.
Caterina Palazzi SODOKU KILLER
Italian double bassist and bandleader of the project Sudoku Killer. The DeBaser review describes the album Infanticide as a dark, contrast-driven work that blends jazz, noise rock and cinematic elements.01 Reviews
