The third album from this band from Norway.
The band was a trio with a lineup of drums, guitars, synths and saxophone.
I have already reviewed three of their six albums and am now reviewing the remaining three unreviewed albums this summer.
The band, and the music world, sadly lost their drummer Axel Skalstad last month. A big loss indeed.
Krokofant III is a forty minutes long album and jazz is the music here.
The music is pretty avant-garde with some eclectic prog elements. This is not music for the faint hearted.
Some of the guitars and most of the saxophones are dissonant too. The rhythm section, consisting of drums only, is like thunder and lightning, underpinning the music.
The music is fast to very fast at times.
The result is both an eclectic and esoteric album. This is also a good album which is pretty fascinating and endearing too.
Check out this album.
3 points
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