Black Bartók - Live at Artemovszk 38
Review by Noah Filipiak
Black Bartók's Live at Artemovszk 38 is a thrilling album that captures the band's explosive energy and virtuosic musicianship. Recorded live at a concert in Ukraine, the album showcases the group's unique blend of jazz, rock, and classical music, with compositions that are both complex and accessible.
From the opening track, "The Black Sea," the band launches into a frenzy of intricate rhythms and soaring melodies, with saxophonist Boris Kovač's searing solos leading the way. Kovač's playing is a highlight throughout the album, as he weaves in and out of the band's dense arrangements with precision and flair.
Other standout tracks include "Dawn," a haunting ballad that showcases pianist Szilárd Mezei's delicate touch, and "The Balkan Express," a rollicking romp that features drummer Balázs Horváth's thunderous beats.
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Filename: black-bartk-live-at-artemovszk-38.rar- MP3 size: 59 mb
- FLAC size: 507 mb
Tracks
| Track | Duration | Preview |
|---|---|---|
| Not Sorry | ||
| Ugly Fucker | ||
| Black Friday | ||
| Belzebub Blues | ||
| Black Cloud | ||
| Rich Motherfucker | ||
| I Wanna Be Your Cat | ||
| Ghost Train | ||
| Skeletor | ||
| Barbie Girl |
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Catalog Numbers
DRAZE 007Labels
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Formats
- Vinyl
- LP
- Album
- Stereo
Credits
| Role | Credit |
|---|---|
| Bass Guitar | Dénes Pestalic |
| Drums | András Tóth |
| Guitar | Pogár László |
| Sampler | Marcell Kovács |
| Synth | Marcell Kovács |
| Vocals | Endre Minda |
| Rhythm Guitar | Endre Minda |
Notes
Record Store Day 2019.About Black Bartók
Summary by Noah Filipiak
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