Flut Nuremberg, Germany
In the longstanding musical understanding of double bassist Isabel Rößler and soprano and tenor saxophonist Christopher Kunz, both create, with various protagonists of the free improvising scene of Berlin, a haunting interpretation of free jazz, which in long arcs, mutating textures and strong contrasts, develops a maelstrom of noisy and song-like moments. ... more
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