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Yonatan Gat Iberian Passage yonatan gat Iberian Passage release date : November 11, 2014 catalog # : JNR148 available formats : LP / digital genre : Indie / Alternative territory restrictions : none box lot quantity : 10 packaging : jacket 6 56605 48461 7 vinyl non-returnable. track listing : overview : 01. Escorpião (3:20) It should come as no surprise that after years of touring with his band Monotonix, 02. Broken Caravan (0:44) once hailed by SPIN as the “most exciting live rock band in rock 'n' roll", that Yonatan 03. Kotonou (2:24) Gat would carry that same intensity in his own act. After five successful years of 04. Conga Manteca (3:38) playing 1000 shows spanning 40 countries and 5 continents and releasing three 05. Seven to Seven (7:09) records on Drag City with his co-founded band, the New York-by-way-of-Tel-Aviv 06. Bordeo (3:11) guitarist took some time to himself in Portugal. While there, he set out to create a solo album of a different sort of beat. Inspired by African ensembles such as Orchestra Baobab, and the early work of Brazilian psychedelic experimentalists Os Mutantes – Gat's truly amazing talents shine out on Iberian Passage, blending his punk influences with the wild improvisa- tional spirit of Miles Davis and Charles Mingus. Gat produced the album himself; joining forces with Portuguese drummer Igor Domingues. The raw and unique nature of the recording is augmented by the incredible versatility of the shredded guitar riffs – melted between pulsing African-inspired drums. A masterful guitarist, Gat recently won Village Voice's "Best Guitarist of 2013" with a sound he describes as "homeless between the Middle East and New York." WHITE VINYL joyful noise recordings 1043 Virginia Ave. Suite 207 Exclusively distributed by SC DISTRIBUTION // Phone: (812) 335-1572 / Fax: (888) 678-0167 Indianapolis, IN 46203 US domestic sales contact Shelly Westerhausen <[email protected]> joyfulnoiserecordings.com International sales contact Kraegan Graves <[email protected]> [email protected].
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