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Guillaume Vierset guitar, compositionsDorian Dumont Keyboards, piano
Anders Christensen bass
Jim Black drums
About
“The End of The F***ing world“ is the first album from EDGES, a group led by guitarist Guillaume Vierset. Nine tracks of red-hot lava, blackened rock, role-playing on the borders of rock, jazz, contemporary noise and dissonant sonic flings.
First round, Edges’ first digital EP release in November 2021, announced this full-length album available in vinyl and to download. This is also the track that opens "The End of the F***ing world": the music pours out, almost liquid. A tight Vesuvian magma of sound. Thermal shock. No need for an instruction manual, a neurotic deciphering or a school primer.
Nine tracks that recall the classic lords of riff, such as Robert Fripp of vintage King Crimson or the skilful sonic diversions of New Yorker Marc Ribot. One thinks especially of a totally liberated Guillaume Vierset, freewheeling and on fire. Zappa would have loved I Love Triads and its infernal scoubidou of instruments in heat.
You have to hear Doctor Bartholomé - dedicated to the leader of Sharko, whom Guillaume has accompanied for four years - to measure the extent of the firework show led by Vierset and his impressive accomplices. Meet American drummer Jim Black (Alas No Axis, Tim Berne, Ellery Eskelin or Kurt Rosenwinkel), the Danish bassist Anders Christensen (heard alongside Tomasz Stanko, Jakob Bro, Paul Motion or Aaron Parks), and the Franco-Brusselsian Dorian Dumont (Echt!), on keyboards.
David Bartholomé (Sharko) lays his voice down on the title track, at the end of the record. A moment of twilight singularity, cosmic, redeeming. In keeping with the meaning of Edges: on the border. The outer limits of a world in perdition. Perhaps saved by music.
We can still dream, can't we?
Nine tracks that recall the classic lords of riff, such as Robert Fripp of vintage King Crimson or the skilful sonic diversions of New Yorker Marc Ribot. One thinks especially of a totally liberated Guillaume Vierset, freewheeling and on fire. Zappa would have loved I Love Triads and its infernal scoubidou of instruments in heat.
You have to hear Doctor Bartholomé - dedicated to the leader of Sharko, whom Guillaume has accompanied for four years - to measure the extent of the firework show led by Vierset and his impressive accomplices. Meet American drummer Jim Black (Alas No Axis, Tim Berne, Ellery Eskelin or Kurt Rosenwinkel), the Danish bassist Anders Christensen (heard alongside Tomasz Stanko, Jakob Bro, Paul Motion or Aaron Parks), and the Franco-Brusselsian Dorian Dumont (Echt!), on keyboards.
David Bartholomé (Sharko) lays his voice down on the title track, at the end of the record. A moment of twilight singularity, cosmic, redeeming. In keeping with the meaning of Edges: on the border. The outer limits of a world in perdition. Perhaps saved by music.
We can still dream, can't we?
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• Pre-order the CD until March 31th at the special price of 20 euros (instead of 25 euros, ship on 31/03)
• HI-RES download offered immediately for all pre-orders
• LOW-RES streaming available for complete album
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Playlist
- 10 guillaume vierset edges the end of the fing world 0:00
- 09 guillaume vierset edges intro 0:00
- 08 guillaume vierset edges i love triads 0:00
- 07 guillaume vierset edges ac blues 0:00
- 06 guillaume vierset edges doctor bartholome 0:00
- 05 guillaume vierset edges second round 0:00
- 04 guillaume vierset edges back 0:00
- 03 guillaume vierset edges better call pam 0:00
- 02 guillaume vierset edges gloomy 0:00
- 01 guillaume vierset edges first round 0:00