Antigone

Enten Eller, the Italian avant-garde collective, presents "Antigone," a bold and boundary-pushing exploration of free jazz released on August 13, 2009, under Splasc(h) Records. This album is a testament to the band's innovative spirit, blending the raw energy of free jazz with the experimental edge of avant-garde music. Spanning a total of 69 minutes, "Antigone" features ten tracks, each a unique journey into the depths of musical improvisation and composition.

From the haunting melodies of "Mon amour perdu" to the intense, driving rhythms of "Kratos & Bia," Enten Eller showcases their versatility and mastery of their craft. The album's title track, "Antigone," serves as a powerful centerpiece, weaving together layers of sound and texture that challenge and captivate the ear. With tracks like "La serpe" and "La lamia," the band delves into darker, more enigmatic territories, while "Eos 575" offers a moment of respite with its ethereal, almost celestial quality.

"Antigone" is not just an album; it's an experience. Enten Eller's fearless approach to music-making results in a sound that is both visceral and cerebral, inviting listeners to engage with the music on multiple levels. Whether you're a seasoned fan of free jazz or a newcomer to the genre, "Antigone" offers a compelling and rewarding listen.