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You start by looking at the cover; the bass forms small clouds, the drums arrange them in the background, the guitar rips everything apart.
Then, like a temporal upheaval; a damn electronic sound that illuminates a room full of memories. Nightclubs, Veneto, nineties.
And while the sax shows you that you're wearing bell bottoms, the brain wanders relentlessly.
The next coordinates will be improvised.
Disorder gradually finds its place.
You dance with your eyes closed, you get bored.
Perhaps love, something deep, the root of a negative number.
Time dilutes, expanding like a stain.
Sounds seeking a silence that the soul cannot grant.
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Lard Free - Gilbert Artman's Lard Free (1973)
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Gilbert Artman's 'Lard Free' is a 1973 jazz album that immerses listeners in a nostalgic, atmospheric soundscape. The review highlights the interplay of bass, drums, guitar, saxophone, and electronic sounds evoking memories of 90s nightclubs and a bygone era. The music balances disorder and structure, inviting moments of introspection and emotional wandering.Tracklist Videos
Lard Free
Project associated with Gilbert Artman; known for the 1973 release 'Gilbert Artman's Lard Free'.01 Reviews
