Kaufmann Gratkowski De Joode - Unearth

Review by Jill Hocking

Unearth by Kaufmann Gratkowski De Joode is a unique and experimental album that showcases the impressive talents of its three musicians. The album features a blend of free jazz and avant-garde music, with each musician bringing their own distinct style to the table.

The album opens with the track "Fossil," which immediately sets the tone for the rest of the album. The trio's improvisation skills are on full display here, with each musician seamlessly transitioning between different musical ideas.

One standout track is "Unearth," which features a haunting melody played on the bass clarinet by Michael Thieke. The track slowly builds in intensity, with the drums and bass adding layers of complexity to the music.

Throughout the album, the musicians display an impressive level of musicianship, with each member contributing equally to the overall sound. The album is a true collaboration, with each musician playing off of each other's strengths and pushing each other to new heights.

Summary by Jill Hocking

Unearth is a must-listen for fans of experimental jazz and avant-garde music. The album is a testament to the power of collaboration and showcases the impressive talents of Kaufmann Gratkowski De Joode.