Konus Quartett Bern, Switzerland
The saxophone quartet is mainly known as a classical jazz instrumentation, but also as a sounding body for arrangements of baroque, classical and romantic pieces. Another particularly interesting approach is practised by the Swiss Konus Quartett, which has dedicated itself to a radically contemporary version of playing with four saxophones. They interpret mainly contemporary original literature. ... more
If you like Konus Quartett, you may also like:
Does Spring Hide Its Joy
by Kali Malone (featuring Stephen O’Malley & Lucy Railton)
supported by 4 fans who also own “Drei Allmenden”
I listened to this album while walking home on May Day and had a transcendent experience.
go to album
Recorded after overcoming serious physical issues, joy and und radiate from every note of trumpeter Steph Richard's incredible new LP.
go to album
52 Weeks Of Downloads
by Wayne Horvitz
featured on Bandcamp Radio Mar 5, 2024
go to album
disconsolate transceiver
by meant.
Brash experimental electronic compositions from this Tulsa-based musician heavy on serrated sheets of sound that hiss and scald.
go to album
This collaborative album considers the notion of time, with each of its electroacoustic tracks unfurling at a measured pace.
go to album
Dawn (duendita Remix)
by Eli Keszler
featured on Bandcamp Radio Oct 18, 2022
go to album
War Footing
by Andrea Mazzariello
Lush chamber pop constructed from swirling clouds of synths that surround deep, plaintive vocal melodies.
go to album
