Trevor Dunn on Zorn’s The Goddess, Music for the Ancient of Days

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Trevor Dunn contributes his bassey goodness to yet another John Zorn album, this one titled “The Goddess – Music for the Ancient of Days”, released recently via Zorn’s Tzadik label.

The album is a very relaxed trip and follows on nicely from O’o and the dreamers, even though it is not a continuation of the romantic series.

“Continuing in the mystical tradition of In Search of the Miraculous, The Goddess is a stunning collection of Odes in celebration of Women in Myth, Magick and Ritual throughout the Ages.

Expanding the ever-growing Alhambra ensemble with the searing guitar of Marc Ribot and the evocative harp of Carol Emanuel, the music takes on a lush orchestral sound and more than a touch of the feminine.

Blending an hypnotic minimalist propulsion with the complex cinematic sweep of Zorn’s fast changing extended file card compositions, the music develops from moment to moment in ways both surprising and inevitable. Breathtaking and hauntingly beautiful, The Goddess is a lyrical treat for your ears!”

Personnel:
Rob Burger: Piano
Trevor Dunn: Bass
Carol Emanuel: Harp
Ben Perowsky: Drums
Kenny Wollesen: Vibes
Mark Ribot: Guitar

More info at Tzadik

JOHN+ZORN+GODDESS Trevor Dunn on Zorns The Goddess, Music for the Ancient of Days
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    One Response to “Trevor Dunn on Zorn’s The Goddess, Music for the Ancient of Days”

    • mindbait Says:

      i’d heard there was going to be an ‘official’ follow-up to o’O… i take it this isn’t it