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Noir Voir
12+ albums
post-rockjazzmath rockviolinCzech
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NOIR VOIR From whispers to jet planes taking off. From ambient to noise via jazzy folk. A robotic and stone-faced drummer, epic violin melodies instead of a singing voice (and it really is enough!), a bass player who takes swigs of Gummiberry juice, and a guitarist who strokes and tortures with barbed wire. A forgotten border town with its concrete gloom, mixed with escapes to the Jeseniky mountains. Bruntal’s band Noir Voir, after eight years of playing and forming an audience in their hometown’s melancholic and still atmosphere, are releasing their first vinyl. Even though it might not be music a listener can appreciate after a first listen, the band has (already) crossed their native country’s borders many times and played to audiences at festivals, such as Beseda u Bigbítu and Banát in Romania. Since 2010, the four-man instrumental band has been creating in their fixed guitar, violin, bass and drums formation. They combine post-rock practices/forms with jazzy playfulness and a funky solid base. They deconstruct folk and, on their last EP, they even lean towards film music and post-math. Their songs, written together, make a type of music that is democratic and which reflects each member’s musical perceptions/understandings and skills. It’s music that intertwines what they see and hear. It’s music where you can hear the band’s friendship in their cooperation, their yearning for experience, the deepening of traditions, and travels far from home. It’s music which is more li
