Evelyn Glennie - Shadow Behind the Iron Sun (1999/2005)

This album is dedicated to those who are inclined to branch out and explore new sounds but are hesitant to make the leap of faith. As a world-class percussionist, Evelyn Glennie's complex and meaty nature will appeal to the open-minded, and its moodiness and overall proficiency make it worthwhile for anyone else. Moods vary from dark and brooding to exhilarating and light (but never in-between, and always with an avant-garde edge). Not for all tastes for sure, but a compelling listen nonetheless. On that note, I would like to give a big shoutout to those who gave me an extended welcome here at Avax: interzone, pcedric, and recently ciocio along with many others whose name I cannot remember (you know who you are) who have all given their love and support of the avantgarde. Thank you!

Tracklist

1. First Contact
2. Shadow Behind the Iron Sun
3. Attack of the Glow Worm
4. Land of Venden
5. Icefall
6. Thunder Caves
7. The Council
8. Warrior's Chant
9. Battle Cry
10. Wind Horse
11. Crossing The Bridge
12. Last Contact
13. Battle Cry - (bonus mix)
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Evelyn Glennie - vocals, whistling, bamboo flute, whistle, piano, bowed piano, vibraphone, marimba, gamelan, drum set, bass drum, snare drum, clay drum, udo drum, crasher, cymbals, finger cymbals, rainsticks, rattle, steel drum, temple blocks, tom tom, vibraslap, wood blo
David Hobson - vocals
David Motion - piano, organ, synthesizer, bass guitar, loops, sampler, sound effects
Phillip Smith - piano, tam tam
Michael Brauer - bells, music box
Oliver Walker - bells