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"There are some remarkably beautiful playing in some of the slower more reflective passages...and also the very physical act of having two drummers is an incredible sight"
Gail Brand, BBC Jazz on 3 |
"partial to onstage sparks and explosions..."
Jez Nelson, BBC Jazz on 3 |
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"the album release next year will be symptomatic of what freedom of thought and musical instinct can create"
John Toolan, Jazz Yorkshire "the opening sentence of their press release – ‘Shatner’s Bassoon sound like nothing you have ever heard before’ – is (unusually) no exaggeration"
Chris Parker, London Jazz News "Shatnerʼs Bassoon are funny without being silly and musically intricate without being introspective. Chris Morris
would be proud." David Murphy, Tinderbox Festival |
"wistfully romantic ballad themes develop over soft synth strings. . . sounds like a monkey eating cornflakes"
John Fordham, The Guardian "the album is a fun rollercoaster ride with some formidable improvising"
Marbank.tumblr.com “Shatner’s Bassoon is a part of the brain that deals with time perception.”
Noel Edmonds |
