DJINN - TransmissionNot unlike the supernatural deities from which they take their name, DJINN the Swedish collective featuring members of Hills and GOAT in their ranks have proven themselves a potent and mysterious force. Their first release for Rocket Recordings was a portrait of open minded explorers foraying into the realms of free and cosmic jazz, but never overly reverential or in thrall to their own influences. Following the Avant De Servir tape which was released

the album features hypnotic basslines

'All of It and Nothing' is an ode to the power of jangle

The breezy sweetness of “Pleasure” could pass for a song by Spanish folk darlings Picnic

he'd let the listener in on the joke

Neroli (whose subtitle is Thinking Music IV) and LUX

baroque-ish arrangements that fans have come to expect

"One deeply impressive line-up of guests

which gradually came into focus as Anna’s lyrical ideas developed

It won international critical acclaim

In C is often cited as the first minimalist composition (though La Monte Young's drone compositions preceded it by several years

particularly love - how forever is too much to promise

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