KBB, Part 1: Lost and Found (2000), Age of Pain (2013)

 



KBB:

Japanese jazz rock fusion / progressive rock band led by violinist Akihisa Tsuboy since 1992.

So with the violin front and center, you can expect a kind of fusion similar to the TEE posted earlier here, not as much variety as the classic french ones (eg Didier Lockwood) unfortunately.  There's a lot of hammond and electric guitar, none of the more delicate chamber music type stuff, making it occasionally seem monochromatic.

Their first album is from 2000, more than 25 years ago now, and it's called Lost and Found.  A track called Divine Design reminds me a lot of classic Kenso, and that's a wonderful thing of course:



From the final one, coming out in 2013, called Age of Pain, the great emotional resonance of  Lythrum:






source https://progressreview.blogspot.com/2026/02/kbb-part-1-lost-and-found-2000-age-of.html

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