Dream a little noisy, sweetly disquieting dream with Han-earl Park (guitar), Yorgos Dimitriadis (percussion and electronics) and Camila Nebbia (saxophone).

Feel the grass under your feet, and the steel girders flying over your head.
As reeds pop, strings snap, and membranes flutter and resonate.
Trace the folds in the fabric of the interactive.

“Guitarist Han-earl Park is a musical philosopher…. Expect unexpected things from Park, who is a delightful shape-shifter….” — Brian Morton (Point of Departure)

“[Camila Nebbia] experiments and investigates the relations between distinct forms of composition and free-improvisation…. She does so with a great sense of drama and with a strong feminist agenda.” — Eyal Hareuveni (salt peanuts*)

“Aural landscapes that rustle, fizzle and hiss. Dimitriadis alternates between introspective passages, in which his music displays wide spaces, and hectic video game sounds, where the music pants and moves forward in a jerky and twitchy manner.” — Martin Schray (Free Jazz Blog)

Photos © Jazz em Agosto/Petra Cvelbar (HeP), and © Photomusix/Cristina Marx (YD and CN).