Cosmologic - Eyes In The Back Of My Head

Review by Natalie Robinson

Cosmologic's latest album, Eyes In The Back Of My Head, is a unique and captivating blend of avant-garde jazz and experimental electronic music. The album features a variety of instruments, including saxophone, trumpet, bass, and drums, as well as synthesizers and other electronic sounds.

The album opens with "Eyes In The Back Of My Head," a moody and atmospheric track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The saxophone and trumpet weave around each other, creating a sense of tension and unease. "Ode To A Green Frisbee" is a more upbeat track, with a funky bassline and a driving rhythm section. The saxophone and trumpet take turns soloing over the top, adding to the overall energy of the track.

Throughout the album, Cosmologic showcase their impressive musicianship and their willingness to experiment with different sounds and textures. "The Jinx" is a particularly interesting track, with a haunting melody played on the saxophone and eerie electronic sounds in the background. "The Yips" is another standout track, with a groovy bassline and a catchy melody played on the trumpet.

Summary by Natalie Robinson

Eyes In The Back Of My Head is a fascinating and engaging album that showcases Cosmologic's unique sound and their willingness to push the boundaries of jazz and electronic music. Fans of experimental music will find a lot to enjoy here, and even those who are less familiar with the genre will find something to appreciate in the album's intricate melodies and complex rhythms.