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Electric Distant Surfacing by Tom McCarthy
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fave it Jam-band | Jazz Fusion
5 tracks | 42 minutes
Released Jun 2004
on Cosmic Vending Machine
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Dark jazz, electric and psychedelic ambient.
Bio / Background
THE ELECTRIC DISTANT SURFACING (released October 2000, Cosmic Vending Machine CVM001). An amalgam of primary elements and colors, an initial mission statement, an homage to the psychedelic fusion of Lifetime and early Mahavishnu, a chance of a lifetime to work with the legendary Mo-zone -- Tom McCarthy's first album was conceived as all of these things. Recorded on a shoestring with the loving contributions of Tom's colleagues from the Boston production of Blue Man Group, the centerpiece of the disc is the inspired interaction of McCarthy and drummer Bob Moses, who lends his African-inspired healing vibrations of sound to the project. Spiritual guide, mystic and musical pioneer, Moses continually expands the form and sonic scope of the five compositions from McCarthy, which journey through inner and outer reaches close to the hearts of both musicians -- the incandescent solar fields of mid- to late-Coltrane.
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