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Sine Fiction vol.II) Nineteen Eighty Four
MP3: Sine
Fiction (2003) SINE 002
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Philémon (Napalm Jazz, ’Gypt Gore, etc.) presents 3 rumbling, haunting illustrations of George Orwell’s classic utopia, Nineteen Eighty-Four. One track for each of Oceania’s ideological slogans. What the removal of your freedoms sounds like… If you can still hear such a thing!
A founding member of the Napalm Jazz trio, Philémon is a prolific member of the free music scene in Montréal. First as a musician, but also as an event organiser, such as a concert for peace featuring 12 improvisers such as Jean Derome, John Heward and Alexandre St-Onge; but also the November 2001 “Rumble” with sixteen musicians organised in four quartets representings the most diversified aspects of new music. A dynamic saxophonist, he works regularly with guitarist Sam Shalabi, either as a duo in the extreme project ’Gypt Gore, and in a sextet with Balai Mécanique. Two bands which give the best role to his fierce playing. → Full bio
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