Infinity II
Jeremy Rose
Infinity II feels like something of a release: the set flows as a single continuous improvisation, with Carey's tastefully restrained modular synths adding fizzing textures to the deep dialogue...
Infinity II
Jeremy Rose
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Infinity II feels like something of a release: the set flows as a single continuous improvisation, with Carey's tastefully restrained modular synths adding fizzing textures to the deep dialogue...
About
With Infinity II, saxophonist and composer Jeremy Rose reunites with pianist Novak Manojlovic, drummer Tully Ryan and modular synth artist Ben Carey for an immersive meditation on time, motion and memory. The record is less a collection of tracks than a single unfolding gesture: patterns repeated, reshaped, and remembered, evoking the rituals of recall and transformation itself.
This is their second album, following on from the critically acclaimed Project Infinity: Live at Phoenix Central Park, and Rose’s 26th release. Beautifully recorded live at Lazybones Lounge in Marrickville, Sydney, Infinity II is a hypnotic exploration into the outer edges of jazz, ambient and electronic music.
With modular textures weaving through swirling improvisations and lyrical saxophone lines awash in reverb and delay, Rose and his collaborators craft immersive soundscapes that feel both timeless and urgently present.
Contents and tracklist
1.Full Moon
2.Futures
3.The Great Wave Off Kanagawa
4.Resonance
5.Lexicon Quarter
6.Perpetual Motion
7.Impermanence
8.Ephemeral Dance
9.Tides
10.From Now On
Awards and reviews
Dec 25/Jan 26
Infinity II feels like something of a release: the set flows as a single continuous improvisation, with Carey's tastefully restrained modular synths adding fizzing textures to the deep dialogue between Rose's burnished tenor tone and velvety bass clarinet, and Manojlovic's oceanic keys.