Z 7L (Vinyl)

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Management number 254748118 Release Date 2026/11/07 List Price US$11.12 Model Number 254748118
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Musea is reissuing Zao's albums at the rate of one per year. This year they present Z=7L, the debut album by this Magma offshoot. While strongly rooted in the zeuhl tradition of Magma, Yochk'o Seffer and Francois Cahen brought forth their unique musical vision in this 1973 release. They wanted to give the band's music an original color by integrating the most particular of instruments, the human voice. Mauricia Platon's wordless vocals go beyond Magma and are a perfect accompaniment to Zao's singular form of jazz. Her voice, Jean-Yves Rigaud's violin, and Seffer's soprano sax intertwine through a complex matrix of rhythm and sound. At times the music and singing are dark and aggressive like Magma and later Shub Niggurath. At others it is light and airy. As with most Musea releases there are extensive liner notes in both French and English plus color photos of Zao in concert. And of course the original artwork is faithfully reproduced. All making for a value added package over the original vinyl release. This is an excellent album and the music is as fresh today as it was 40 years ago.

Musea is reissuing Zao's albums at the rate of one per year. This year they present Z=7L, the debut album by this Magma offshoot. While strongly rooted in the zeuhl tradition of Magma, Yochk'o Seffer and Francois Cahen brought forth their unique musical vision in this 1973 release. They wanted to give the band's music an original color by integrating the most particular of instruments, the human voice. Mauricia Platon's wordless vocals go beyond Magma and are a perfect accompaniment to Zao's singular form of jazz. Her voice, Jean-Yves Rigaud's violin, and Seffer's soprano sax intertwine through a complex matrix of rhythm and sound. At times the music and singing are dark and aggressive like Magma and later Shub Niggurath. At others it is light and airy. As with most Musea releases there are extensive liner notes in both French and English plus color photos of Zao in concert. And of course the original artwork is faithfully reproduced. All making for a value added package over the original vinyl release. This is an excellent album and the music is as fresh today as it was 40 years ago.
Performer ZAO
Music genre Heavy Metal, Rock
Music subgenre POP ROCK
Music release type Album
Media format LP
Original release date 2014
Language English
Has parental advisory label N
Number of discs 1
Track listing 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6
Record label SUPER D IND DIST
Track name Marochsek, Ataturc, Ronach, Atart, La Soupe, Satanyia
Music media format Vinyl Record
Is edited N
Is enhanced N

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