Witchy Activities and the Maple Death
Genres: Dark Jazz, Jazz-Rock, Psychedelic Rock
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Tracklist
- 18 Prinzessinnen9:04
- 2Firebird4:54
- 3Witches Brew: The Summoning3:09
- 4Witches Brew: Moon Is Melting1:37
- 5Witches Brew: The Brew0:18
- 6Witches Brew: The Woods3:07
- 7Witches Brew: Dance of the Sleepy Spirits1:52
- 8Witches Brew: Return of the Witches2:30
- 9Creatures of Dawn7:33
- 10Queen of Spades4:29
- 11Starlight Nightcrash5:24
- 12A Taste of the Apocalypse5:21
- 13The Leading Expert of Loneliness4:06
- 14Direct Connection6:12
- 15Unbewegte Sternenmeere4:46
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Rated 10/10
18-piece big band cinematic music sweeping up proggy elements of catchy pop and stirred together by a master bandleader who might as well be a witch at her cauldron, itself a symbol of creation out of raw materials. In this case, Roscher is brewing a potion to open your ears to new possibilities in musical complexity while retaining accessibility and likeability. I love a multi-part suite, and this album has one: a six-track witches brew of freaky female vocals, bold percussion, fiery violins, alternating bright and rusty brass, and every good thing. Fall into this one, and boil!