Jazkamer - Matthew 2817

Review by Pete Wood

Jazkamer's album, Matthew 2817, is an experimental piece of music that will take the listener on a journey through a variety of soundscapes. The album is a collection of improvised tracks that blend together elements of noise, ambient, and drone music.

The album opens with the track "Matthew 2817," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. It features a slow, pulsing rhythm that gradually builds in intensity, creating a sense of tension and unease. As the track progresses, layers of distorted guitar and feedback are added, creating a dense and chaotic wall of sound.

The next track, "Sacrifice," takes a different approach, with a more subdued and atmospheric sound. It features a haunting melody played on a synthesizer, accompanied by eerie sound effects and distant voices. The track gradually builds in intensity, adding layers of percussion and distorted guitar, before eventually fading out into silence.

Throughout the album, Jazkamer creates a sense of unpredictability, with each track taking the listener in a different direction. The album features a variety of textures and sounds, ranging from harsh noise to gentle ambient drones.

Summary by Pete Wood

Matthew 2817 is a challenging and rewarding listening experience. It is a testament to Jazkamer's skill as improvisers and their willingness to push the boundaries of what is considered music. Fans of experimental and avant-garde music will find much to appreciate on this album.