
Feeding The Machine is a Jazz album by Binker & Moses, originally released in 2022. On Gatefold: 4 pressings tracked.
About
Following up the live recordings <i>Escape the Flames</i> and <i>Alive in the East?</i>, the London duo of tenor/soprano saxophonist Binker Golding and drummer Moses Boyd return to the studio for the aptly titled <i>Feeding the Machine</i>. Joining them is Max Luthert on live tape loops and electronics, adding layers of sonic detailing and real-time response to the heady mix. The groove is strong—Boyd’s presence ensures that—and yet the hovering harmonics, mystery-filled chord drones, and glitchy sound manipulation put <i>Feeding the Machine</i> on something of a more abstract plane. Golding’s tenor is meaty and information-rich on “Asynchronous Intervals,” and his soprano tone on the closing “Because Because” is almost reminiscent of a wood flute or far-off alphorn. Luthert’s tweaking of the tenor licks on “Accelerometer Overdose” makes Golding seem like he’s replicating himself ad infinitum, like Agent Smith in <i>The Matrix</i>.
via Apple Music
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Tracklist
- 1Asynchronous Intervals (feat. Max Luthert & Binker Golding)11:14
- 2Active-Multiple-Fetish-Overlord (feat. Max Luthert & Binker Golding)3:33
- 3Accelerometer Overdose (feat. Max Luthert & Binker Golding)9:51
- 4Feed Infinite (feat. Max Luthert & Binker Golding)8:49
- 5After the Machine Settles (feat. Max Luthert & Binker Golding)6:36
- 6Because Because (feat. Max Luthert & Binker Golding)9:46
Sound DNA
- Jazz
Credits
The people behind it.
Performers
- Binker GoldingSOPRANO SAXOPHONE, TENOR SAXOPHONE, COMPOSED BY
- Moses BoydDRUMS, COMPOSED BY
4 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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