Album Review:
Interference
- Release Date: 1995
- Genre: Rock
- Label: Atavistic
- Artist: Elliott Sharp
- Rating:
- Styles: Experimental Rock, Free Jazz
Review
Interference falls pretty much in line with the majority of Elliott Sharp and Carbon's work -- the interplay between Zeena Parkins' electric harp and Sharp's untraditional guitar voicings are backed by a driving, rhythmic pulse, with the entire mix dominated by the same scratchily processed quality that marked Amusia. The album also adds a good deal of free-jazzy saxophone skronks, which blend well with the general discordance and abrasion of the project; while it's doubtful that Sharp and Carbon need to spend a great number of albums advancing this sound (the album frequently seems to be retreading already covered ground), Interference pushes it along effectively. ~ Nitsuh Abebe, All Music GuideTracks
| Track Title | iTunes | Composers | Performers | Time |
| Onyx | Elliott Sharp & Carbon | (8:26) | ||
| N-Cryp | Elliott Sharp & Carbon | (3:44) | ||
| Slag | Elliott Sharp & Carbon | (7:35) | ||
| Klik Daemon | Elliott Sharp & Carbon | (6:39) | ||
| Glitchit | Elliott Sharp & Carbon | (6:33) | ||
| Jungle Freeze | Elliott Sharp & Carbon | (7:49) | ||
| Thermal | Elliott Sharp & Carbon | (12:15) | ||
| Xyno | Elliott Sharp | (8:20) |
