Zu - Cortar Todo (CD)
- The Unseen War
- Rudra Dances Over Burning Rome
- Cortar Todo
- A Sky Burial
- Orbital Equilibria
- Serpens Cauda
- No Pasa Nada
- Conflict Acceleration
- Vantablack Vomitorium
- Pantokrator
- Format
- Vinyl LP
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 10
Vinyl LP pressing. 2015 release. Cortar Todo was recorded in the country side near Bologna, Italy, in the summer of 2014. The album features some very special guests including keyboard player Joey Karam (The Locust), Italian guitar maverick Stefano Pilia (who plays regularly with the likes of Matt Watt, David Grubbs and Rokia Traore) and perhaps most unexpectedly, a field recording of indigenous Shipibo medicine man recorded by Massimo during his travels around the Amazon. Cortar Todo reveals new dynamics from the band; the album is more direct, sharp, focused, and more intense and musical than anything we have heard from Zu so far. ""... combining the abstractions of Sonic Youth with the out-there explorations of the best free jazz"" - The Times.
- The Unseen War
- Rudra Dances Over Burning Rome
- Cortar Todo
- A Sky Burial
- Orbital Equilibria
- Serpens Cauda
- No Pasa Nada
- Conflict Acceleration
- Vantablack Vomitorium
- Pantokrator
- Format
- CD
- Genre
- Rock
- Tracks
- 10
In March 2015, Zu are preparing to release a brand new full length via Ipecac Recordings, entitled Cortar Todo, and recorded in the country side near Bologna, Italy, in the summer of 2014. The album features some very special guests including keyboard player Joey Karam (The Locust), Italian guitar maverick Stefano Pilia (who plays regularly with the likes of Matt Watt, David Grubbs and Rokia Traore) and perhaps most unexpectedly, a field recording of indigenous Shipibo medicine man recorded by Massimo during his travels around the Amazon. Cortar Todo reveals new dynamics from the band; the album is more direct, sharp, focused, and more intense and musical than anything we have heard from Zu so far. In addition to the album release, we can expect a long period of touring starting in Spring 2015.
