Anomalies: Improvised Works 2007-2014
Ranging between laid-back coffee table jazz, powerful metal-inspired riffs and glacial ambient, this careful selection from seven years’ worth of solo piano improvisation recordings is a journey of contrasts.
CD1
1. | Bodytrapped | 5:01 |
2. | Time Freezes All | 4:57 |
3. | Remember This Next Time | 7:31 |
4. | Four Faces | 6:40 |
5. | Our Paths Are Chosen For Us | 3:20 |
6. | Key Signature Tackled, Pt. 3 | 4:25 |
7. | Procrastinated | 3:31 |
8. | Planning | 6:42 |
9. | Lilac Picking | 5:25 |
10. | Excerpt from ‘The Middle Man’ | 1:47 |
11. | #969cbc | 5:36 |
12. | Stuck in Nanaimo | 2:43 |
13. | Meeting the Orthogonal | 3:16 |
14. | Leaving the Past | 4:32 |
15. | Lullaby For My Son III | 5:47 |
16. | Untitled | 6:49 |
CD2
1. | No Rest Until The Search Ends | 2:44 |
2. | Bodytrapped II | 3:19 |
3. | To Go Straight | 6:32 |
4. | Too Tired To Sleep | 5:57 |
5. | Siskin in Flight | 6:24 |
6. | Thorvnivm | 4:38 |
7. | Wireless Everything | 5:05 |
8. | Bodytrapped III | 7:21 |
9. | Homeless | 4:55 |
10. | Key Signature Tackled, Pt. 1 | 3:25 |
11. | Apophasis | 5:34 |
12. | Trust Like Empathy (2014) | 6:55 |
13. | Vicinity | 1:37 |
14. | Desire as a Manifestation of Power | 5:12 |
15. | On the Brink | 7:32 |
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Liner Notes
Album produced by Łukasz Langa.
All tracks composed, performed and recorded by Łukasz Langa.
“We’re all just songs in the end. If we are lucky.”
– George R. R. Martin
Special thanks to: Magdalena Langa, Krzysztof Baran, Grzegorz Baran, Dorota Domagalska, Anna Borska, Steven Wilson, Mick Moss, Duncan Patterson, Scott Robinson, William Grant & Sons Ltd. and Yamaha Corporation.
All tracks are single takes, performed in Poland or Canada on a Yamaha CP300 stage piano (Grand Piano and E-Piano patches except “Stuck in Nanaimo” and “Trust Like Empathy (2014)"). Recorded with PreSonus Firepod FP10 using various versions of Apple Logic Pro.
Album art design by Łukasz Langa based on a public-domain image of a sea urchin egg from “The cell in development and inheritance” (Macmillan 1902) by Edmund B. Wilson.
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