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When it’s captured within glass we can use it to make coloured light. When that glass is shaped into the outline of a naked girl it can be hung outside a strip club. In this meeting of the celestial and the profane, the epic and the particular, lies Jaga’s new album Starfire

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Jaga jazzist - starfire CD new+. Jaga Jazzist - Starfire. This is an awesome album of great mood pieces-all deserving of film soundtrack contracts. I'm not yet willing to give it full masterpiece status though I think it is, it's just a little at the edge of what I consider progressive rock music-which is really a good thing. It's like The Amazing or Five-Storey Ensemble: incredible music but perhaps not true progressive ROCK music.

With Starfire, Jaga Jazzist ups its ante, returning to a more electronic sound while flipping Lars' characteristically vertical musical stacks into horizontal sequences. Starfire is neither an improvised album," Lars explains, "nor was it notated in scores. Composed and recorded over two years and slowly finding its shape in the studio, the music is as intricate and composed as our other albums, but it's a 100% studio record. We didn't rehearse once during this period.

Jaga yeah Jazzist yeah jazzy yeah rockin ye but good eh naht much. cjbizzlebizzle December 3rd 15. My first Jaga album and one that I admittedly went back and forth on before I came to an important realization. The sheer amount of detail by the musicians and the extraordinary depth in the instrumentation really begs the listener to lend their best attention. Layers and layers of subtleties build into a bold final product somewhere between Jazz, prog and electronic (an extra dose of the synth)

Jaga Jazzist: Starfire by Alex Franquelli, published on June 23, 2015. First things first: let's leave the definition of Jaga Jazzist music for last. Or, better, let's not even consider using labels. Let's not rush to conclusions, let's not fall in the sweet traps of music criticism where one plunges in forced by adjectives, hyperboles, comparisons, clever rhetoric and assorted namedropping. First things first, we said, as if it were easy to define an ensemble which has rewritten the history of European contemporary jazz by adding progressive, noise, classical and electronic twists and turns to the mix. Starfire (2015) has seen its transition.