Tag Archives: avant-garde

DEADBURGER FACTORY – La Chiamata

June 18, 2021

Snowdonia 2020 Breaking through the looking glass, Italian avant-garde artists assault the tropes of consumerism. Since their beginning about quarter-century ago to our here and now, this collective have been tapping – and sometimes banging – into the actualities of … Continue reading →

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KALI TRIO – Loom

May 5, 2021

Ronin Rhythm 2021 Little band from Zürich outline the reach of their horizons and add silver lining to black clouds out there. Applying the “avant-garde” tag to this Swiss collective’s oeuvre would be a disservice to what they do, but … Continue reading →

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ANNA GADT / MARCIN OLAK – Gombrowicz

December 9, 2020

Hevhetia 2020 Opening a window into weird, idealistic world, a classic literator’s lines are perceived from a jazz angle. Absurd played a vital part in Witold Gombrowicz’s oeuvre, so it would be naïve to expect any straightforwardness from a jazz … Continue reading →

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REUTER MOTZER GROHOWSKI – Shapeshifters

November 15, 2020

MoonJune 2020 When constants are illusory, consistency can be achieved through molding concept on the fly. It would have been unnatural if Markus Reuter and Tim Motzer didn’t gravitate towards each other at one point, and they did – first … Continue reading →

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MARKUS REUTER OCULUS – Nothing Is Sacred

November 3, 2020

MoonJune 2020 German master of guitar craft looks for virtual reality to land on a circular outlet in the very nature of this world. There’s always logic, straightforward or strange, to what Markus Reuter does, and more often than not … Continue reading →

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