|
|
CD Review
|
Click Here to go back. |
Paste Magazine, CD Review >>
The Mazovia region of Poland might be the last place you’d expect to hear heavy, heady dub swirl with hip-hop and blues, but this outfit majors in the unexpected. Using village folk as a template for futuristic sonic excursions, violins, fiddles, dulcimers, cellos and baraban drums find a new home in global-inspired modernity. The dynamic interplay of hip-hop scratches with violin on “In the Forest” and the dubbed-out “Woman in Hell” are energetic romps, while the blues-based serenade “The Grey Horse” connects Mazovia to Mississippi like reunited siblings. Maybe Uprooting should’ve been named Re-Rooted.
-Derek Beres 04/01/05
|
Click Here to go back. |
|
|
|
|
|