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    JAZZ TRACK

    Nov 11, 2018 3 minutes
    by John Shand

    ADRIAN LIM-KLUMPES

    Yield (Off-Label OCD036)

    If knowing that a solo pianist is playing a Steinway even infinitesimally narrows your idea of how this album may sound, forget it: disorienting and enchanting post-production treatments make it like hearing a piano conversing with its own ghost. It is exhilarating in its conceptual freedom, despite Adrian Lim-Klumpes’ intent to create formal preludes and fugues, but via improvisation rather than composition. He has then revelled in the electronic manipulation of them, so that the formal, in which the notes seem suspended in a reality that lies outside of time and space.

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