Already sounding promising prefect and even without the word band put on their names – it’s quite still that clearly, the Avant-Garde Progressive fusion of Sweden duo hailing originally being known in public as Mats/Morgan means that Mats Oberg and Morgan Agren agrees to be as one starting up their collaborations from the early 81’s era adding their total values within the blending musical mixtures and more guest-musicians for examples besides themselves performing the musical instruments as arranging the lyrics with music and mixing more strange sounds onto the batter-materials of Jazz and Rock – sitting on the backyard; which only spawning one winner over the chess gaming (gambles or not) makes the Birkenstock wearing guy piss-off and decided to stop playing while the smiling face of his opponent tells the audience that the album - [Schack Tati] may teaching us about the living easy from the Swedish people point of view by natives of Weezer meets Steve Vai as package on respectable oddities and Classical good rocking on instrumentals track-listed might also giving the gap in between timing on the essential beauties withdrawing off the modern busy crowded packs of townies just like your favorable tracks from Mats/Morgan (Band) doing the great demands on rebuild confidence and broken feelings to be stronger as well as the high techniques covering the entire compositions like the mysterious suits over Mr Piccand, Rappel, The Swedes onto Rubber Sky or Dracul Of Nancy which sounding weirder but make sense as one hearing them playing – either by the hardest terms or bang on Chinese gongs several times occasion as tinkerbell and funky rocks showing on the blistering effects via The Curse of Knowledge or DJ Fetisov – perhaps, showing the listeners that the band doesn’t just doing the regular band stuff on making music but experimenting even better than the collaboration between Plant/Page as impossibilities returns to the main road owning the throne of modern Prog-Rock.
[Schack-Tati]:
http://myzuka.club/Album/608897/Mats-Morgan-Band-Schack-Tati-2014
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