Mikrojazz! (Neue Expressionistische Musik)

Ah, Mikrojazz (Neue Expressionistische Musik), the latest avant-garde offering from this eclectic group of musicians. Philipp Gerschlauer, David Fiuczynski, Jack DeJohnette, Matt Garrison, and Giorgi Mikadze have come together to create a mind-bending fusion of microtonal jazz that is sure to leave your ears begging for more. From the opening track, "Chromatic Mechanisms," it's clear that these guys are not playing around. The intricate melodies and off-kilter rhythms keep you on your toes, wondering where they will take you next. It's like a rollercoaster ride for your auditory senses, with twists and turns that you never saw coming. Mikadze's piano work is particularly impressive, weaving in and out of the other instruments with ease. Garrison's basslines provide a solid foundation for the rest of the group to build upon, while Fiuczynski's guitar adds a layer of chaos that somehow manages to make everything come together beautifully. DeJohnette's drumming is nothing short of masterful, effortlessly guiding the group through the complex compositions with a finesse that can only come from years of experience. Gerschlauer's saxophone playing is the cherry on top, adding a touch of whimsy to the mix. Overall, Mikrojazz is a wild and unpredictable ride that is not for the faint of heart. But if you're willing to take a chance on something truly unique and boundary-pushing, then this album is definitely worth a listen. Grab your headphones and prepare to have your mind blown.