Transmigration at the Solar Max
by Elliott Sharp Carbon with Zeena Parkins and Bobby Previte
Glenn Ito
ryanmcdermottguitar
steviesteele
Ed Keller
Damián Formoso
gary_kennedy
Lu Liu
Dr. "Buzz" Frenzy (Matthew J Hesse)
sjaak123
zippi
mi_mi
csz
Álvaro Domene
Lennart Ståhle
Lawrence Stanley & Hope Carr
Nenshad Bardoliwalla
Colin Cahill
DEVIN HURD
Peter Tush
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Jim Millar
Gregory Chludzinski
stefano Wadsworth
Reinhard Loeding
Blake Roessler
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Robert Bielecki
Valentin Merkulov
Jass Hoar
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Analemma
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Perihelion
10:38
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Orrery
07:29
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Aurora
12:53
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Anthelion
09:32
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about
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Elliott Sharp continues to publish exceptional projects with his Carbon ensembles. After the Carbon Quintet "Void Coordinates" and the three CD box "The Age of Carbon" with legendary recordings of the 80s, a new Carbon album is now being released on Intakt Records: "Transmigration at the Solar Max" with Zeena Parkins and Bobby Previte. Elliott Sharp writes: "Part cosmic turbulence and part roiling soundscape, "Transmigration at the Solar Max" travels through successively hypercharged zones, the musicians building their activities on and against shifting electro-acoustic drones and matrices of rhythm, unisons splitting and refracting.“
Elliott Sharp continues to publish exceptional projects with his Carbon ensembles. After the Carbon Quintet "Void Coordinates" and the three CD box "The Age of Carbon" with legendary recordings of the 80s, a new Carbon album is now being released on Intakt Records: "Transmigration at the Solar Max" with Zeena Parkins and Bobby Previte. Elliott Sharp writes: "Part cosmic turbulence and part roiling soundscape, "Transmigration at the Solar Max" travels through successively hypercharged zones, the musicians building their activities on and against shifting electro-acoustic drones and matrices of rhythm, unisons splitting and refracting.“
credits
released June 15, 2018
Elliott Sharp: 8-String Guitarbass, Soprano Sax, Electronics, Samples & Textures
Zeena Parkins: Electric Harp
Bobby Previte: Drums
Elliott Sharp: 8-String Guitarbass, Soprano Sax, Electronics, Samples & Textures
Zeena Parkins: Electric Harp
Bobby Previte: Drums
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