Devil Dance by John Thomas (2) & Lifeforce (3) stands as a testament to the uncharted possibilities of fusion music. This album doesn’t just blend genres—it collides them, creating a soundscape where boundaries dissolve and creativity takes center stage. The interplay between Thomas’s expressive guitar work and Lifeforce’s dynamic rhythm section sparks a dialogue that is both unpredictable and deeply satisfying. Each track pulses with a raw energy, oscillating between intricate improvisation and structured grooves, offering listeners a constantly evolving auditory experience.
What sets Devil Dance apart is its refusal to play it safe. The artists invite you into a sonic laboratory, where jazz, rock, and world influences are distilled into something uniquely their own. The result is an album that rewards attentive listening—there are surprises tucked into every break, every shift in tempo, every change in key. For collectors and audiophiles alike, Devil Dance is more than just a record; it’s an invitation to witness the creative process as it unfolds in real time. If you value albums that challenge conventions and expand your musical horizons, this is a piece you’ll want spinning on your turntable.
Track List:
A1 - Devil Dance - 5:09
A2 - Mr. P - 4:27
A3 - Vector - 11:47
B1 - Maryke - 5:48
B2 - Without Words (New Ballad) - 5:18
B3 - Seven Kinds Of Jewels (Cha-Cha For A Jiyu) - 9:10
B4 - The End - 0:40