he doesn't have any feel maaaan

surely that's a joke.

+seth kukel I'm being Shirley, and don't call me serious

listen to it several times in a row...........

It is the type of music that needs a couple of listens to sink in and be really appreciated.

Adiaf8oros Since it's about 90 percent pocket, I doubt it. lol.

I enjoyed it

Adiaf8oros love when sax comes in ,gets weird spacey

Adiaf8oros but yes wicked polly rhythms 7 over 5 is a cool one

Drummer Simon adrian kirchler snares from italy, the man

and I'd assume you already know Fantomas

Check out all of Casimir Liberski's stuff

Yeah this is easily the trippiest drum video ive ever seen.

It is:-)

I agree with Luka (the feel alternates between 7 and 5 notes in a beat while keeping the tempo intact). There is however a part where both superpose : from around 2:43 the drums and the djembe clave play together and alternate between a 7 ( 2:43 ) or a 5 ( 2:50 ) subdivision of the beat (each feel lasts for 8 beats before returning to the other feel and so on), but the feel of the piano is constantly 5. So every 8 beats or so, it gets really weird (you'd need to divide each beat in 35th to know exactly where every septuplet and quintuplet notes are relative to each other : at this speed I'm not sure it's possible for a human brain (!?!) but the computer does it so I guess Damion hangs on to the Djembe clave (?) or he can count crazy fast in his head) Also : From around 1:55 to 2:40, looks like there is a polyrythm in the sense that the motif the piano is playing contains 14 (2x7) notes played in quintuplets, so it should fall back with the beat every 5 times the motif is played. But I didn't count, so let's enjoy the music :)

Could probably call it Avante Garde or Free Jazz

the guardian Frank Zappa is the closest artist I can think of (artist wise). Like some weird, modern jazz/whatever blend. Tough on the ears though.

it's the first track from Steve Lehman's last record : stevelehman.bandcamp.com/album/s-l-b-yone

Check out the track "Insides" by Jon Hopkins if you like the feel of these minds of grooves. Jon is more melodic and textural than this I'd say.

thank you all for the answers... i really appreciate that!! God bless u all.. 😊😊

upon another listen, there is def a nice slow , steady groove, he lays it down in the begining but u can feel it thru out

O.o

agreed, it's an ordeal to listen to. technically great though :)

Nikolaj Kirk bwahah, lovely choice of word, "ordeal" indeed.

That was one tonally weird ass song. I dig it. Short blast beat at ~5min mark?

It's only a matter of habbit. I like odern composers such as Schoenberg, Nono Stockhausen etc. and I have no hard time listen to this stuff.

Not all music is easy listening. Actually using your brain to consume art shouldn't be a bad thing.