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The participation of Mikel Andueza also boosts the music (and the group)
up to a whole new level. Thanks to this
injection of force and to a harsher, more urgent sound than usual, the groove
is unstoppable in Meteora, making the track a whirling spiral of pure
energy. Here, Andueza is at
his best and we glimpse him as he was in the different versions of his Superquintet,
sharing with Salvador the reigns of improvisation and allowing him to direct
the harmonic discourse. Paranormal or Viaje a
Etreum are good examples of this, with a more laconic tone which evokes the
best moments of his first ever work.
And last, but by no means least, the double-bass player Jon Piris
provides a solid, straightforward anchor,
forming a sober (less is more) yet powerful rhythmic rapport with Oleaga
which results in a perfectly assembled sound that prioritises the group ideal
and development of the music, rather than individual displays of virtuosity. Enjoy. Salud!
Hear: Viaje a Etreum
