DISCUS - Jazz Dance of the Equatorial Winds live @ Surabaya Full Music, Surabaya, Indonesia 2006
- il y a 4 ans
Discus is an Indonesian Jazz rock progressive band.
DISCUS' material is stunningly complex and varied, alternating between changing time signatures and calm, contemplative moments, sometimes in a matter of ten seconds. In addition to traditional rock instruments, they play violin, clarinet, bass clarinet, sax, flute and a variety of ethnic percussion instruments.
Both of their albums,"1st" and "...Tot Licht" (released in 1999 and 2003 respectively), are a veritable patchwork of jazz, fusion, Sundan traditional and Balinese music, contemporary classical and classical chamber, pop, pop jazz, prog rock, heavy metal and dissonant avant-garde.
It is rare to listen to an album with so many feet in so many various genres. Within one hour, they cover jazz, rock, symphonic prog, heavy prog, canterbury, eclectic and folk.
R.I.P: It is very sad that excellent woodwind player Anto Praboe and the great bass guitar player Kiki Caloh have already passed away. May They Rest in Peace.
Fadhil Indra: lead vocals, keyboards, percussion, gongs, rindik, kempli, gender
Iwan Hasan: lead vocals, guitars, harpguitar, keyboards, guitalele, strummed violin
Kiki Caloh: vocals, bass
Anto Praboe: lead vocals, suling, flute, clarinet, saxophone
Eko Partitur: lead vocals, violin
Hayunaji: vocals, drums, kempli
Krisna Prameswara: vocals, keyboards
Nonnie: lead vocals
DISCUS' material is stunningly complex and varied, alternating between changing time signatures and calm, contemplative moments, sometimes in a matter of ten seconds. In addition to traditional rock instruments, they play violin, clarinet, bass clarinet, sax, flute and a variety of ethnic percussion instruments.
Both of their albums,"1st" and "...Tot Licht" (released in 1999 and 2003 respectively), are a veritable patchwork of jazz, fusion, Sundan traditional and Balinese music, contemporary classical and classical chamber, pop, pop jazz, prog rock, heavy metal and dissonant avant-garde.
It is rare to listen to an album with so many feet in so many various genres. Within one hour, they cover jazz, rock, symphonic prog, heavy prog, canterbury, eclectic and folk.
R.I.P: It is very sad that excellent woodwind player Anto Praboe and the great bass guitar player Kiki Caloh have already passed away. May They Rest in Peace.
Fadhil Indra: lead vocals, keyboards, percussion, gongs, rindik, kempli, gender
Iwan Hasan: lead vocals, guitars, harpguitar, keyboards, guitalele, strummed violin
Kiki Caloh: vocals, bass
Anto Praboe: lead vocals, suling, flute, clarinet, saxophone
Eko Partitur: lead vocals, violin
Hayunaji: vocals, drums, kempli
Krisna Prameswara: vocals, keyboards
Nonnie: lead vocals