Not like Flanger, but analogue electronica meets jazz is Tied and Tickled
Trio - first two albums are excellent - a little like the aural equivalent
of steampunk.
With the emphasis more on jazz than electronics though containing elements
of the latter I'd recommend: Supersilent, Eivind Aarset's latest (Light
Extracts), Nils Petter Molvaer, Erik Truffaz (The Mask) - though these are a
different kettle of fish.
Enjoying the Liebezeit/Friedman album a lot though it's strangely
understated and takes quite a while to sink in.
All the best,
Colin.
quoted 20 lines - of course Miles Davis's "In A Silent Way" & "Bitches Brew" > - of course Miles Davis's "In A Silent Way" & "Bitches Brew" and the
> albums he recorded previous to those with the
> Shorter/Hancock/Carter/Williams quintet
>
> - the records Chick Corea recorded with the early version of Return To
> Forever (with Farrell, Purim, Clarke & Moreira)
>
> - the first self-titled Weather Report album
>
> - Herbie Hancock's "Sextant"
>
> There are probably all sorts of records from the early days of fusion,
> a lot of them from Miles Davis sidemen like Shorter, Hancock, Keith
> Jarrett, Joe Henderson, John McLaughlin, Joe Zawinul, Billy Cobham, etc.,
> which would appeal to you.
>
> Beyond fusion I'd even suggest Damo Suzuki era Can.
>
> And I can't believe I'm doing this, but as far as contemporary stuff maybe
> Medeski, Martin & Wood would appeal to you.
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