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  • Cassette + Digital Album

    Cassette in clear jewel case with artwork done by Tomo Jacobson.

    Includes unlimited streaming of No One Knows via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.
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1.
Moving Across Metal 07:57
2.
Found In Translation 04:35
3.
Anomaly 05:09
4.
On The Loose 17:52

about

Tomo Jacobson - double bass, cover image
Claus Poulsen - bowed cymbal, pedals, sound mix

Tomo and Claus are highly prolific figures on the Copenhagen jazz and experimental music scene (when there’s not a virus going round) and after talking about bass bows one day, they just had to meet up and see what would happen. Much enjoying the improvisations, Tomo is using very extended techniques on his double bass while Claus enjoys sounding like saxophone and alternately double bass bowing a hihat cymbal and using effects.

Released by Noise Pelican Records

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released August 3, 2021

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Album reviews:

"Essential listening."
(Vital Weekly #1302 - The Netherlands)

"Fantastic album"
(Maciej Lewenstein - Polish Jazz Recordings and Beyond - Poland)

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Tomo Jacobson Copenhagen, Denmark

Tomo Jacobson is a musician, composer and improviser.
He plays the double bass.

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