I can sort of see that in a way yeah...I guess so in some respects.

awesome album, how have you been enjoying maudlin of the Well?

Album Rating: 4.5

@YoYo

I downloaded "Bath and "Leaving Your Body Map"- and I must say I'm really liking the experimental style. Good rec, man.



I finished Bath but I still have yet to listen to "Leaving"

loving the crap outta this

Album Rating: 4.5

@Tyraelxy

Nice, mate.

Did I already tell you what a magnificent review this is? If I haven't, let it be known ;]

Album Rating: 4.5

@Tyraelxy

Why, thank you. that's very kind of you to say.

Bloc, I honestly don't think BTBAM songs would sound much like this with a saxophone. There's too much variation with BTBAM for that to hold true in my eyes, whereas there seems to be a more overarching musical idea here that Trioscapes strives for.

That's EXACTLY what a BTBAM fan would say!

Well, for me this is easier. I like Jazz, I don't like BTBAM. So yeah, though this is probably not as good as the 5023502350230523050 jillion kvlt Polish jazz bands.

between the jazz fusion and me

"...not as good as the 5023502350230523050 jillion kvlt Polish jazz bands"

^Haha. Very well said. Though I'm yet to listen to it, I doubt it will top my faves.

"^Haha. Very well said. Though I'm yet to listen to it, I doubt it will top my faves."
But seriously, how many Jazz bands do you guys have? Alone Contemporary Noise Quartet/Quintet/Sextet and Pink Freud are totally killing it.

That guys fucking moustache puts me off checking this out.

"That's EXACTLY what a BTBAM fan would say!"

lol ok balcaen have it your way.

"That's EXACTLY what a BTBAM fan would say!"

Good call, except for the fact that I'm not a huge fan of them at all. A couple of really good albums, the rest is boring

Album Rating: 4.0

the ads bothering me so I had to try it out of curiosity. turns out, the album was so majestic and captivating.

Bloc, I honestly don't think BTBAM songs would sound much like this with a saxophone. There's too much variation with BTBAM for that to hold true in my eyes, whereas there seems to be a more overarching musical idea here that Trioscapes strives for.

The variation in BTBAM is probably what makes me choose them over Trioscapes. Like I said before, having a sax, a bass, and a drums can only let you do so much...

structurally and melodically (obvi because of the briggs basswork) it does sound like btbam a lot

You know what bugs me about this. The drumming is so one dimensional. It never lets the music breathe. Let down.