8 thoughts on “ Untitled - Rob Mazurek - Music For A Shattered Light Box And 7 Posters (CD, Album) ”

1. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the CD release of Music For A Shattered Light Box And 7 Posters on Discogs.

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2. "New solo album from this Chicago Underground musician after albums on Moikai, Walking Road, Delmark and Mego. This is a one long minute composition made for one of his own installations which is travelling the world at the moment. Far away from his delicate cornet-playing, this album is a loud trip through his electronic endeavours. Noisy and mesmeric, this is another great example of this.

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3. Mar 27,  · MUSIC FOR SHATTERED LIGHT BOX & 7 POSTERS - Rob Mazurek (Bottrop Boy) SWEET AND VICIOUS LIKE FRANKENSTEIN - Rob Mazurek (Mego) SLON - Chicago Underground Trio (Thrill Jockey).

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4. 16 track album.

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5. Inversely, an unheard sound source lets light flicker erratically in Music for SHATTERED LIGHT BOX and 7 POSTERS, and the multimedia project SOUNDLIGHT 1 allows for Mazurek’s cornet improvisations to appear as changing shapes and colours on a screen.

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6. Born in Jersey City, NJ, Rob Mazurek has moved to Chicago as a pre-teen and eventually cut his teeth on the city's bop scene. Early on he played with the late pianist Kenny Prince and drummer Yoron Israel, but it was his quartet with drummer George Fludas, bassist John Webber and pianist Randolph Tessler where his skills began to get noticed.

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7. The first half of the decade has seen cornet virtuoso and composer Rob Mazurek through significant achievements and personal losses, often linked inextricably through his creative processes. In and around the passing of his mentor and colleague, the trumpeter Bill Dixon in and his mother in , Mazurek has found inspirations that are unique even for an innovator of his caliber.

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8. Redefining guitar music with his ultra minimal way of playing, the most extreme endpoint for this was the Taku Sugimoto Guitar Quartet album released earlier on Bottrop-Boy. On Chamber Music he puts the guitar aside and composes 3 pieces for violin, cello and piano.

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