Fizzles cover

Fizzles

Barry Guy · 1993

69 min · 11 tracks · jazz

An adventurous blend of free jazz improvisation and intricate compositions that challenge conventional structures.

Is this for you?

Good fit if you like

  • dynamic exploration of soundscapes
  • wave-like pacing with peaks
  • intricate compositions for deep focus
  • adventurous spirit in listening
  • short interludes for reflective pauses

Maybe skip if you want

  • prefer straightforward, structured music
  • seek instant gratification in tracks

Where this album fits

Career context
Released in 1993, 'Fizzles' marks Barry Guy's emergence as a prominent figure in the UK jazz scene, building on his previous work with influential ensembles. This album follows his significant contributions to the London Jazz Composers Orchestra, showcasing his prowess as both a composer and bassist during a period of growing recognition.
Stylistic neighbors
Evan Parker· Peter Brötzmann· John Zorn

Tracklist

Best experienced from track one — press play and let it unfold.

  • 1 Free Fall 6:32
  • 2 Fil Rouge 2:33
  • 3 Hilibili Meets...The Brush 10:45
  • 4 Five Fizzles (For S.B.) 10:40
  • 5 Invention - The Bird Of Infinity 8:18
  • 6 Afar 2:50
  • 7 ...But The Clouds... 5:54
  • 8 Tout Rouge 2:59
  • 9 Still 8:09
  • 10 Toujours Rouge 1:46
  • 11 She Took The Sacred Rattle And Used It (To Ray A. Bear) 9:14

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