I can’t stop listening to the long "For Organ & Brass”, and I’m pretty sure I will never get tired of it.

His music is playful, funny and so rich, a classic.

Besides being the famous Morricone whistler, Alessandroni made lots of fascinating music, difficult to describe and to catalog because it’s really unique.

Rashad Becker's music sounds very cold and warm at the same time. Nicely disorientating.

No one can produce music as Mark Ernestus does.

Since I discovered Moondog’s music and played it for many years, I’ve been fascinated with his main instrument, called Trimba. (I even built one!). Pritchard uses it here in the best way possible, to create a very good song.

Giuseppe treats music like a surgeon on his operating table. Mysterious and perfect.

Amazing collaboration, period. This track has a fantastic narrative progression.

I really like how Robert uses his synths, because he’s not just playing those hyped analog sounds, he's using them to create really special music.

One of the best live band I’ve seen within the past years.