The Heliocentrics, Out There

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2LP - NOW-AGAIN
2007 => 2023

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Statut: SOLD OUT
Genre: ELECTRONIC, JAZZ, FUNK
Format: 2 LP
Date de parution: 2007
Date de la réedition: 2023
Label: NOW-AGAIN RECORDS

TRACKLIST

A1 Intro 
A2 Distant Star 
A3 Flight 583
A4 Once Upon A Time 
A5 Beyond Repair
A6 Sirius B 
A7 Untitled
B1 They Are Among Us - Part 1 
B2 The Zero Hour 
B3 Joyride 
B4 The American Empire
C1 Before I Die 
C2 Intermission 
C3 Age Of The Sun 
C4 They Are Among Us - Part 2
C5 Winter Song 
C6 A World Of Masks
D1 Sounds Of The East
D2 Somewhere Out There
D3 Second Chance (K2’s Prayer)
D4 Return Journey 
D5 Sirius A
D6 Falling To Earth 
D7 Outro


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The Heliocentrics' debut full-length is once again available as a double LP.

Good luck trying to categorize this album. Led by the relentless drummer Mal- colm Catto, the UK collective’s objective lays quite a ways beyond what ordinary listeners know or expect. In an alternative galaxy, where the orbits of Hip-Hop, Funk, Jazz, Psychedelic, Electronic, Avante-Garde and Ethnic music all revolve around “The One” - that’s where you might find The Heliocentrics.
A listen to a song or two reveals no small influence from the funk universe of James Brown. But there’s also the disorienting asymmetry of Sun Ra;s music. The cinematic scope of Ennio Morricone. The sublime fusion of David Axelrod. But the Heliocentrics’ music isn’t retro. It’s brand new. And it’s timeless. They have well-placed fans in the likes of Madlib (Catto was featured on his Shades of Blue album and on various Yesterdays New Quintet releases) and DJ Shadow (the band backed him on the song “This Time Iím Gonna Do It My Way” from his The Outsider album), who will tell you that this band is really the next shit but that they have the consistency and musicianship that seems to have been lost somewhere in the analog to digital shuffle over the past thirty years.