℗ 2015 ECM Records GmbH under exclusive license to Universal Music Classics, a Division of UMG Recordings, Inc.
Released November 6, 2015
Duration 47m 31s
Record Label ECM Records
Genre Jazz
 

This Is Not A Miracle

Food

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1.1
First Sorrow
Food
3:06
1.2
Where Dry Desert Ends
Food
4:18
1.3
This Is Not A Miracle
Food
4:08
1.4
The Concept Of Density
Food
2:55
1.5
Sinking Gardens Of Babylon
Food
4:22
1.6
Death Of Niger
Food
3:44
1.7
Exposed To Frost
Food
3:28
1.8
Earthly Carriage
Food
6:55
1.9
Age Of Innocence
Food
4:27
1.10
The Grain Mill
Food
5:00
1.11
Without The Laws
Food
5:08
Digital Booklet
"... seductively groove-inclined ... delicate brush hisses, pattering footstep sounds, flaring echo guitar chords and tense hip-hop fidgets partner ambient drones. Ballamy’s tenor is as stately and Coltrane-like as a train-rhythm chatter ..." - The Guardian "Four Stars ... the sum of the parts here is more important than the individual pieces in that there is an organic flow and feel to the album when taken in its entirety. Like well-trained athletes, these players have a way of making it all sound easier than it is. This is Not A Miracle is not a miracle, in fact. What it is however, is another mindful collection of compositions that look at jazz music with an open mind and equally open process." - All About Jazz Food, the British/Norwegian electronic duo of Iain Ballamy and Thomas Strønen, is joined again by Austrian guitarist and electronics player Christian Fennesz on this album of powerful grooves, evocative textures and exploratory improvisation, sometimes hypnotically insistent, sometimes turbulent. Strønen describes the sound of This Is Not A Miracle as "heavier, drier, connecting more with how we actually sound live."
96 kHz / 24-bit PCM – ECM Records Studio Masters

Recorded June 2013 at Holand Sound, Oslo Recording producer: Thomas Strønen Engineer: Ulf Holand Mixed February 2015 at Holand Sound, Oslo, by Ulf Holland, Manfred Eicher and Thomas Strønen Mastered at MSM Studio, München, by Manfred Eicher and Christoph Stickel Cover photo: Knut Bry Liner photo: Nadia F. Romanini Design: Sascha Kleis
Track title
Peak
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LUFS
(integrated)
DR
Album average
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-0.29
-0.95 to 0.00
-18.52
-20.45 to -16.01
-16.85
-19.00 to -14.80
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11 to 13
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First Sorrow
-0.78-20.45-18.812
2
Where Dry Desert Ends
0.00-16.01-14.811
3
This Is Not A Miracle
-0.31-18.14-17.311
4
The Concept Of Density
-0.15-17.14-15.911
5
Sinking Gardens Of Babylon
-0.03-17.42-14.811
6
Death Of Niger
-0.31-19.87-17.912
7
Exposed To Frost
-0.08-17.78-15.411
8
Earthly Carriage
-0.95-19.40-18.412
9
Age Of Innocence
-0.46-19.66-17.711
10
The Grain Mill
-0.10-19.94-19.013
11
Without The Laws
0.00-17.90-15.312

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