Dave Rempis, the renowned saxophonist and composer, presents his latest avant-garde jazz album, "Triple Tube," a collaborative effort with pianist Elisabeth Harnik and drummer Michael Zerang. Released on the 26th of March 2020 under the Not Two label, this album is a testament to Rempis' prowess in the realm of free jazz and avant-garde music.
"Triple Tube" is a concise yet powerful collection of three extended improvisations, each spanning a single track. The album opens with "Triple Tube, Vol. 1," a dynamic and exploratory piece that sets the tone for the rest of the album. "Triple Tube, Vol. 2" continues the journey with a more introspective and nuanced approach, showcasing the trio's exceptional chemistry and musical sensitivity. The album concludes with "Triple Tube, Vol. 3," a piece that builds on the foundations laid by its predecessors, culminating in a thrilling and satisfying finale.
The album's duration is a mere 41 minutes, but within this short span, Rempis, Harnik, and Zerang create a sonic landscape that is as diverse as it is captivating. The trio's improvisational skills are on full display, with each member contributing unique perspectives and ideas that coalesce into a cohesive and engaging whole.
"Triple Tube" is a must-listen for fans of free jazz and avant-garde music, offering a fresh and exciting take on the genre. The album's raw energy, intricate interplay, and innovative approach make it a standout release in Dave Rempis' already impressive discography. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or a newcomer to the genre, "Triple Tube" is sure to leave a lasting impression.
