Dark Jazz Is Dead

Ghost of Love b/w Imaginary Girl

Ghost of Love

Springtime Again // Sun Ra

A Stream With Bright Fish

iTunes

It's Steeper Near the Roses [For David Sylvian]

The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Lobby

Other Days

This compilation is devoted exclusively to the night atmosphere, the dark side of jazz, music that goes beyond the rules, that is fatal, that is doomed. 
Expand your consciousness, relax and enjoy.

The Dale Cooper Quartet - Une Cellier

Boards of Canada - In a Beautiful Place Out in the Country

"This album perfectly captures the multitude of feelings be it in dreams, hallucinations, passion, paranoia ,darkness, screams, smiles or glamour no matter what it may be, it remains in some way a forgotten and empty place where you the listener can find, or not, find yourself." 

www.slowdriverproductions.com

Bandcamp:
http://illusionorchestra.bandcamp.com/
Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/IllusionOrchestra

Illusion Orchestra At The Gloomy Club

Someone Sang And Slowly Danced

from 'Here Be Dragons' [CD|2LP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den260
available on all formats at http://denovali.com/kilimanjarodarkjazz

2020 Reissue of "Here Be Dragons" - the second album of The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble from 2009. Not existing anymore since 2012 The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble & The Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation now finally make all long-time sold out releases available again on all formats (cd | vinyl | digital).

- "Here Be Dragons is a timeless piece of music. Composed and created with total musical freedom, unrestrained by any genres or artistic restrictions, resulting in what is definitely, in my opinion, TKDE's best release." (Jason Kohnen /  TKDE / TMFDC / Mansur)

- "Here Be Dragons strikingly original. The instrumentation is constrained and subtle, and it works wonders by enveloping rather than overwhelming the listener; this is shadowy music for dark days and grey nights." (Sputnik Music)

- "Here Be Dragons is an intelligent and nuanced record, full of swells and sighs, utterly epic yet incalculably subtle, existing somewhere between keen, intuitive live improvisation and the best-laid plans of mad scientists. Experimental music is rarely this consistently captivating."  (Pop Matters)

- "Here Be Dragons offers a fantastic, weirdly frightening yet exotic journey through the Middle East that lightens up over the course of the album: the second half is by no means jolly, let alone gleeful, but illumines the timbre to include layers of wondrousness, hope and contentment." (Ambient Exotica)

Here Be Dragons

The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - Embers

Dark Jazz Is Dead

Bebopovsky And The Orkestry Podyezdov