Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi :: Electric Telepathy Vol. 2
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Telepathic Band by Tobias Wilner

Telepathic Band by Tobias Wilner

Electric Telepathy Vol. 2 is the latest installment from legendary multi-instrumentalist Daniel Carter (Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax, Trumpet, Flute) together with Patrick Holmes (Clarinet), Matthew Putman (Keyboard), Hilliard Greene (Bass) & Federico Ughi (Drums), also known as the Telepathic Band. This new LP follows their previous albums Telepathic Alliances, Telepatia Liquida, and Electric Telepathy, Vol. 1, and Telepathic Mysteries, Vol. 1, further exploring in-the-moment themes and landscapes. On Electric Telepathy the band used material from a recording session in which they improvised, then went to recreate the album in the studio’s cutting-room floor. The Vinyl District calls “a glorious experience” and the Brooklyn Rail says it’s “a blissfully ecstatic sprawl of spiritual-jazz explorations of the most transcendent order.” A masterpiece of improvisation, the album is reminiscent of Ornette Coleman Prime Time, Pink Floyd and Sun Ra, overlaying lush wind instrumentation on textural percussion and electronic currents. The album will be available in vinyl, CD and digital editions this October.

Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi ::
Electric Telepathy Vol. 2


Daniel Carter : Tenor Sax, Soprano Sax, Trumpet, Flute
Patrick Holmes : Clarinet
Matthew Putman : Keyboard
Hilliard Greene : Bass
Federico Ughi : Drums


Recorded in New York City
Release: September 20th, 2019
Total 12" vinyl time - 39:00
Catalog number 5821-2

Graphic Design: Sergio Vezzali

Beautifully designed vinyl LP with printed inner sleeve


TRACKS:

SIDE ONE

1 - Celestial Electrical 8:37
2 - Monastic Stereo 12:05

SIDE TWO

1 - Punkadelic Feverosa 6:41
2 -  Irregular Trial ([or]deal) 6:05
3 -  Texas Text Us 8:00

100% of profit from the sale of most of these albums
goes to the musicians

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