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Seven

Album - 27 october 1973 - DeB Id: 69224
By Soft Machine
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Experimental Progressive Minimalism

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Soft Machine

Seven ■ TheJargonKing

 Seven is an underrated work and its significance reaches far beyond merely being a transitional album.

 The idea was to create a deadly, hypnotic riff, perfect in its repetition, and build upon it melodies sometimes barely palpable, at other times richer, but always emotional and evocative.

 Dive into Soft Machine's Seven and experience the pioneering blend of jazz rock and ambient sounds for yourself!

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Experimental Progressive Minimalism Jazz Rock
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Soft Machine

Seven ■ Samuele

 The works with him are easy listening to me, and attention is always alive, in this latest album, already from the second track, it becomes annoying.

 They tried to create something different from the previous works but fell into banality, indeed it is quite a boring composition.

 Explore Soft Machine's legacy and decide if Seven's experimental fusion resonates with you.

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2160
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Jazz Fusion

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Soft Machine

Soft Machine are an English band central to the Canterbury scene, formed in 1966 by Robert Wyatt, Mike Ratledge, Kevin Ayers and Daevid Allen. They fused psychedelia, avant‑garde ideas and jazz into progressive landmarks like Third (1970), then moved toward jazz‑fusion under Karl Jenkins, with notable guitar work by Allan Holdsworth on Bundles. The name was revived in 2015 by veterans from Soft Machine Legacy.
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