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Solex. “Solex vs. The Hitmeister”. Matador. 1998. An album outside of trends, with good manners. Discover the review
Solex. “Solex vs. The Hitmeister”. Matador. 1998. An album outside of trends, with good manners.
The Dutch artist Elizabeth Esselink aka Solex is the author of "Low Kick and Hard Bop" (Matador, 2001), without exaggeration, one of the most important and distinctive works (not necessarily the most well-known) of the current decade, a work capable of distilling the essence of contemporary music to create magical sound potions that embrace the past while simultaneously moving beyond it. Discover the review
The Dutch artist Elizabeth Esselink aka Solex is the author of "Low Kick and Hard Bop" (Matador, 2001), without exaggeration, one of the most important and distinctive works (not necessarily the most well-known) of the current decade, a work capable of distilling the essence of contemporary music to create magical sound potions that embrace the past while simultaneously moving beyond it.
Pick Up nonchalantly mixes syncopated and deliberately offbeat rhythms with Andean flutes (?) recorded here and there, proto-punk experiments with a sort of klezmer-calypso, country-blues guitars with '70s brass sections, creating a sort of patchanka fused with the most skewed electronics. Discover the review
Pick Up nonchalantly mixes syncopated and deliberately offbeat rhythms with Andean flutes (?) recorded here and there, proto-punk experiments with a sort of klezmer-calypso, country-blues guitars with '70s brass sections, creating a sort of patchanka fused with the most skewed electronics.
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