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Interview by Tobias Fischer
Ajouté le 30 avril 2014In the act of performance, French trio Zoor are looking for unpredictable events.
We tend to think of the unknown as something remote, distant and alien. In fact, it may be just around the corner. Into the first minutes of Volumes a+b, the debut album by French trio Zoor for example, nothing seems out of the ordinary : Antonin Gerbal is pounding his drums as if caught in a psychedelic dream of The Velvet Underground’s "Heroin", Jean-Sébastien Mariage is gradually expanding his guitar lines from brittle, solitary tones via inquisitive melodies into ferocious tremolos, while saxophonist Bertrand Denzler shows himself capable of repeating the same note for minutes on end without ever awarding it the same emotional impact twice. Anyone who (...)
We tend to think of the unknown as something remote, distant and alien. In fact, it may be just around the corner. Into the first minutes of Volumes a+b, the debut album by French trio Zoor for example, nothing seems out of the ordinary : Antonin Gerbal is pounding his drums as if caught in a psychedelic dream of The Velvet Underground’s "Heroin", Jean-Sébastien Mariage is gradually expanding his guitar lines from brittle, solitary tones via inquisitive melodies into ferocious tremolos, while saxophonist Bertrand Denzler shows himself capable of repeating the same note for minutes on end without ever awarding it the same emotional impact twice. Anyone who (...)