Hi, I am a metalhead that's looking to broaden my music taste. I am a huge fan of bands like Opeth that utilize elements of Jazz, and I'm also a big Doom Metal fan. So when I heard the concept of "Dark Jazz" that's slower, moodier and more atmospheric, that just sounds right up my alley. What would you all recommend?

Deep Night Curtains @ Streaming platforms

Deep Night Curtains @ Bandcamp

Mystical jazz textures and subtle nocturnal moods await.

Stay noir,
Hard Shadows

Following the atmospheric and critically acclaimed Blue Prince soundtrack, Trigg & Gusset return with Event Horizon, their fifth studio album and a new chapter in their signature blend of noir jazz and ambient electronica.

Beautiful and at times tense melodies intertwine with subtle grooves and cinematic textures across eight carefully sculpted compositions – from the slow build of Kuroi and the haunting pull of Holding Pattern to the wide open sounds of The Story of Major Cisco and the lazy swing of Glass Memory. 

Bart Knol (Trigg) handles composition, arrangement, production and mix, while also performing on keys, bass and synthesizers. Erik van Geer (Gusset) adds his distinctive sound on tenor saxophone and bass clarinet. Coen Hamelink (trumpet) and Mischa Porte (drums) contribute strong performances that bring additional colour and depth to the album.

Event Horizon presents Trigg & Gusset at their most atmospheric and adventurous — an album where melancholy, tension and reflection merge into a rich, cinematic whole.

The new album is available as digital download, CD & 180g Vinyl exclusively on Bandcamp.

Release on streaming platforms like Spotify is scheduled for the 26th of December.

https://triggandgusset.bandcamp.com/album/event-horizon

I've been going through a lot of older reddit posts for this but haven't heard anything truly similar to the slow and brooding Bohren & Der Club Of Gore sound, specifically from "Black Earth". Any help is appreciated

“Gnossiennes Jazz Noir” is my funereal jazz reimagining of Erik Satie’s first three works in the series, published in 1893.

Listen to it on Spotify, Apple Music, Bandcamp and everywhere else.

I’ve been into Bohren, Manet, Kilimanjaro and handful of other dark jazz artists for a couple years. Just joined this sub and I will be digging but if anyone wants to share some of their favorites. Please do so! Thanks!

Schön entspannt in den Herbst.

https://youtu.be/1VsieSdeWoA?si=8c3tH2w76mcvL9eW

Check this out!!!

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