A jazz album inspired by physics? Maybe in titles alone, I don't really know music theory that much to compare its compositions to modern ideas in physics. Nevertheless this great album showcases that there's still plenty of room for less popular brass instruments to be in the spotlight conventional or not. I always loved the sound of trombones, they're warm and pleasant and can sound ridiculously good and technical when in the right hands and Conrad definitely is the man with the right hands. This is an unrelenting contemporary post-bop album that keeps a firm hold of tradition but still sounds fresh and interesting. A great little adventure that should not be missed. Oh and Dave Kikoski absolutely rips shit up with the piano on this as well.
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Dude, clicking the link for Unseen Universe by Conrad Herwig leads to this message.
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Yeah I just checked with Chrome and the same message appears. Looks like someone is trying to blacklist zippyshare, I can't do anything about it at the moment. I will have to switch to another provider if they don't whitelist the site again.
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