Catasto Elettrico - Ian Carr Requiem

Review by Jean Bboy Child

The album Ian Carr Requiem by Catasto Elettrico is a mesmerizing and thought-provoking musical journey that showcases the band's incredible talent and creativity. The album features a unique blend of jazz and electronic music, which creates a dynamic and captivating sound that is sure to impress listeners.

The album's title track, "Ian Carr Requiem," is a haunting and beautiful composition that pays tribute to the legendary jazz trumpeter Ian Carr. The song features a powerful horn section and intricate electronic beats, creating a perfect balance between traditional jazz and modern electronic music.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Blackout," "Darkness Falls," and "The Final Hour." These songs showcase the band's ability to create complex and layered musical arrangements that are both engaging and emotionally resonant.

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Artist: Catasto Elettrico
Album: Ian Carr Requiem

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2010

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Track	Duration	Preview
Lux Aeterna	3:56
Rex Tremendae	6:07
Lacrimosa	4:15
Requiem Aeternam	5:13

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Not On Label (Catasto Elettrico Self-released)

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About Catasto Elettrico

An obscure Italian fusion band, established sometime after 2000, influenced by Canterbury, European and American jazz-fusion styles of the 1970's, sometimes comparable to older Italian bands Perigeo and Living Life. Catasto Elettrico releases first appeared on the web via the Elastic Rock blog site in 2007. The Catasto blog says: The group never recorded a true record, except for the self-produced vinyl Modern Jazz Sessions - which is about as close to any factual info we get on them. It also lists the members as: Francesco Groggia - bass, Renato Trevisani - drums, Alessandro Groggia - keyboards, devices. It is said that "Trio" was old recordings. However, no dates or other info is given on any of their releases. As all other web sources cut and paste text from the Catasto Elettrico site, it's impossible to establish an actual history. Most of their albums seem to be web only releases, free to download. They are also widely traded as CDr's, and bootleg versions also exist for sale at record fairs.

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Summary by Jean Bboy Child

the Ian Carr Requiem album is a must-listen for fans of jazz and electronic music. It is a testament to the band's incredible talent and creativity, and it is sure to leave a lasting impression on listeners.