Necks, The – Silverwater CD Bell Witch Heiroglossia avoids sacrificing the primacy

Heiroglossia avoids sacrificing the primacy of the riff for reverb-drenched formlessness or song writing in favour of dissonance for its own sake

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“Stephen and François deal in those moments and instants that happen after the violence

creating music intimately linked to the wild lands of the Pacific Northwest

Necks, The – Silverwater CD Bell Witch Heiroglossia avoids sacrificing the primacyAbstract future jazz by the now legendary Australian experimental jazz trio formed in 1987 by Chris Abrahams on piano and Hammond organ, Tony Buck on drums, percussion and electric guitar, and Lloyd Swanton on bass guitar and double bass. 2009 album, Silverwater, sees the Necks at their most still and reflective. Minimal, free and everflowing hypnotic improvised 'jazz' (or not).