Live at the Schauburg

Album Description

Bill Bruford's Earthworks presents a captivating live album, 'Live at the Schauburg', released on 25 November 2022 via Moosicus Records GmbH. This 1 hour and 14 minute recording is a testament to the band's exceptional skill and chemistry, as they deliver an unforgettable performance in Bremen, 1987.

The album features a diverse range of tracks, including 'The Shepherd Is Eternal', 'Bridge of Inhibition', and 'It Needn't End in Tears', showcasing the band's mastery of jazz fusion, free jazz, and progressive rock. With each song, Bill Bruford's Earthworks demonstrates their ability to blend complex rhythms and melodies, creating a unique sound that is both captivating and thought-provoking.

From the energetic 'Up North' to the melancholic 'My Heart Declares a Holiday', the album takes the listener on a journey through a wide range of emotions and musical styles. The band's improvisational skills are on full display in tracks like 'Ikebana' and 'Thud', highlighting their ability to create something truly special in the moment.

With 'Live at the Schauburg', Bill Bruford's Earthworks has created a must-listen album for fans of jazz fusion, free jazz, and progressive rock. The band's exceptional musicianship and captivating performance make this live recording an essential addition to any music collection.

November 25, 2022

2022 M. i. G. - music GmbH

About Bill Bruford's Earthworks

Bill Bruford's Earthworks is a captivating jazz fusion band helmed by the legendary drummer Bill Bruford. Formed in 1986, the band emerged as Bruford's creative outlet after his tenure with King Crimson, marking his deep dive into the jazz genre. With a rotating lineup of talented musicians, including notable figures like Django Bates and Iain Ballamy, Bill Bruford's Earthworks has consistently delivered innovative and dynamic performances. Their discography, spanning several albums released on prestigious labels like Editions EG and Discipline Global Mobile, showcases a blend of jazz fusion, free jazz, and progressive rock elements. The band's music is a testament to Bruford's versatility and his enduring influence in both rock and jazz circles. Bill Bruford's Earthworks disbanded in 2009, leaving behind a rich legacy of groundbreaking music.