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It is a wall of screaming sound; a descent into a sonic abyss from which there can be no escape. When he wasn't stretching his trumpet lines past every conceivable breaking point, Miles would summon dark storm clouds on an electric organ.
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About this product
Product Identifiers
Record LabelMusic on Vinyl
EAN8718469539468
eBay Product ID (ePID)5052264866
Product Key Features
Era1970s
Release Year2016
FormatRecord
InstrumentBass Guitar, Trumpet, Drums, Organ
FeaturesImport, Live Recording
GenreJazz
TypeAlbum
StyleFusion, Instrumental
ArtistMiles Davis
Release TitleDark Magus
Additional Product Features
DistributionPlastic Head
Number of Tracks2
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States
ReviewsIncluded in Q's "50 Heaviest Albums of All Time" - "...A maelstrom of uncut improvisational fury....this was arguably the furthest out Miles ever got...", Ranked #2 on Spin's List of "Top 10 Reissues.", "...The ears-open interactivity of Davis' ensembles--that ability to engage in serious musical conversation while flying in the upper atmosphere--is enough to shame any current bebop-babbling jazz automaton...", "...the sound of meltdown....Miles sounds like a mournful but pissed-off banshee, while the three guitarists--Reggie Lucas, Pete Cosey, and the effects-drenched Dominique Gaumont--take you somewhere between and beyond James Brown and Can...", 4 stars (out of 5) - "This is about as demonic as the Prince of Darkness can make it....the Henderson/Foster/Mtume rhythm section is in full flower...", "...With his inimitable trumpeting--by turns melancholy, pungent and lyrical--at the music's center, his electrified cohorts stretch the limits of jazz, rock, and funk....on DARK MAGUS, the band runs the voodoo down with particular ferocity." - Rating: A, "...tomorrow's sound yesterday....Davis conjured up a terrifyingly exhilarating aural asylum of wails, howls, clanks, chanks, telltale heartbeats, wah wah quacks, white noise and loud silences..."