Comment:
these 19 minutes are truly sympathetic because this 4-track issue is
a vivid drift between indie, jazz, and post-rock. With regard to the
title I was already prepared to hear something remarkably more
obscure, electronic and even abstract but the first chords of the
opening track Spektrum dissipated my doubts. Mellow vibraphone
chords and epic brass chords and saxophone solos used to seamlessly
get into meticulous drum patterns and gentle guitar chords full of
organic magic and wondrous mid-points and end-points. Although
Bluebridge Quartet was formed in Jönköping, Sweden approximately 12
years ago their handwriting come close to the Chicago-based post-rock
school of which more well-known figureheads have been Tortoise, and
Sea And The Cake and in fact having most similarities with Bluebridge
Quartet either. In a word, it is a fabulous issue being issued on the
German imprint Aerotone of which fare had been to issue artists who
were immersed in indie electronica and post-rock.
