Album Review: MOOP - Ostara (2021)
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MOOP - Ostara
Release Date: February 26, 2021
Label: Tonzonen
Format: Vinyl / Cassette / CD / Digital
Length: 34:13
Genre: Brutal Jazz / Zeuhl
Origin: Poitiers, France
Around 20 months have passed since Poitiers' MOOP released their selftitled album. Now, Julien, Erwin, and William are back with their sophomore album that is named after a Pagan celebration in Spring. With baritone sax, guitar, and drums MOOP let the madness continue. Apparently, the band has shrunk from a quartet to a trio since their last release but you should not expect their sound to any thinner or less eclectic due to that change.
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Picture Credit: MOOP |
"Ostara" is a release dimensions away from conventions or genres. Call it Zeuhl, call it Brutal Jazz, call it insanity. With their recent album, the mooper crew has created another milestone for fans of freakshows, eclectic music, and transdimensional witchcraft.
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