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NEBELNEST: ZePTO |
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2006 | Dark Progressive Rock |
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| Cuneiform Records | ||
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| www.nebelnest.com | ||
| Contact | ||
| nebelnest@nebelnest.com | ||
| Playing Time | Cat. N° | |
| 46:03 | RUNE 234 | |
| Review by | Rating | |
| Christoph | 8,5/10 | |
| nederlands | Review | |
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It seems the adventurous Cuneiform label owns the rights on “the
dark side of prog” in its most complex appearances (Far Corner,
Present, Univers Zero). Considering the degree of difficulty,
French instrumental quartet NeBeLNeST shines no less, and
they act in the same sinister way. Their music is inventive, dark,
angular. “ZePTO” is already their third record, and again it is a
challenge, especially considering the relentless pace the listener
has to keep up with. The complexity demands concentration, which
leads to our emotional involvement. The songs with heads and tales
are strong enough that they don’t require vocal input. The last two
tracks are rather unstructured free jazz improvisations – clearly an
acquired taste. Either way, all performances are rock solid. Each
musician shines in his own right and demonstrates a stylistic
versatility that reminds us of King Crimson. Olivier Tejedor
delivers inverted melodies, and otherwise he juggles with some weird
synthesizer flights. Drummer Michaël Anselmi acts like a Spanish
fury and yet plays with admirable discipline. In guitar and bass you
can hear some distant echoes from the Crimson king as well. Yet
NeBeLNeST is far from being a copycat of the British masters. In
other words, NeBeLNeST succeeds in creating a believable
post-Crimson sound.
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Musicians |
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Michaël
Anselmi / drums, percussion Grégory Tejedor / bass Olivier Tejedor / keyboards, devices, ocarina ,violin
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1. Pillars of Birth (6:34) |
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ZePTO (2006) |
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