Genre: Jazz
Label: Gearbox
Size: 12"
Additional Artists: Max Luthert
Format: 33RPM,

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Binker And Moses Feeding The Machine LP

Binker And Moses

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SKU:
GBXLP1576
UPC:
5060708610876

Trailblazing London Jazz Duo's 3rd Studio Album On Vinyl LP!

Feeding The Machine is the long-awaited third studio album by semi-free jazz duo Binker and Moses. The release marks the band's first studio record since their widely-acclaimed 2017 album Journey To The Mountain Of Forever, and its subsequent live albums Alive In The East? and Escape The Flames. The album yet again cements Binker and Moses' status as being at the vanguard of London's jazz and jazz-adjacent music scene.

The pair have won critical praise and a loyal fanbase through their previous releases and electric live performances, having been described as "the big breakout stars of the London jazz scene" by The Guardian and "leaders of London's jazz revolution" by The Evening Standard. Collectively, their catalogue has earned them a string of awards including the 2015 MOBO Award for Best Jazz Act, a Parliamentary Jazz Award, and two Jazz FM Awards, not to mention a Mercury nomination for Moses Boyd's solo album Dark Matter and a Jazz Instrumentalist of the Year Award for Binker Golding's 2019 quartet release Abstractions of Reality Past & Incredible Feathers. Now, five years after their last fully-fledged release, Binker and Moses are prepared to go against the grain again with this new material.

Recorded at Peter Gabriel's Real World Studios by legendary, GRAMMY-winning producer Hugh Padgham, the album features honorary third member Max Luthert on tape loops and electronics, moving their sound into an entirely new dimension that crosses into ambient, minimalism and experimental electronic territories, whilst also nodding to the duo's roots in riff-heavy free jazz.

With the use of modular synths and sampling, traditional melody and song structures are left behind as the musicians are pushed creatively to respond and in turn, 'feed the machine'.

Feeding the Machine is a giant leap forward. The focus on deeply intuitive, sophisticated improvisation integrated with Luthert's instinctive, tasteful electronics is welcoming, adventurous, and abundantly creative.
-Thom Jurek, AllMusic.com, 4/5 stars


Features

  • Vinyl LP
  • Recorded at Real World Studio, March 29-31, 2021
  • Mastered & cut by Caspar Sutton-Jones & Darrel Sheinman at Gearbox Records
  • Mastered using all-valve Decca equalisation & Telefunken limiters
  • Lacquer discs cut on a Haeco Scully lathe with Westrex RA1700 series amps, Westrex 3DIIA cutting head
  • Monitored using Audio Note equipment
  • Produced by Darrel Sheinman & Hugh Padgham

Musicians

Binker Golding soprano & tenor saxophones
Moses Boyd drums
Max Luthert live tape loops, electronic effects

Selections

Side :

  1. Asynchronous Intervals
  2. Active-Multiple-Fetish-Overlord
  3. Accelerometer Overdose

Side B:

  1. Feed Infinite
  2. After The Machine Settles
  3. Because Because

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