Laurent Estoppey, Yann Lecollaire, John Menoud, Ikue Mori - QUADRILATERE Volume 2

Review by Nicola Bonotto

The album QUADRILATERE, featuring Laurent Estoppey, Yann Lecollaire, John Menoud, and Ikue Mori, is a unique and intriguing collaboration that showcases the talents of each artist. The album is a blend of experimental, avant-garde, and electronic music, with elements of jazz and classical music.

The album opens with "Lignes," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album with its intricate layers of sound and rhythm. "Quadri," the second track, features a haunting melody played on the saxophone by Estoppey, which is then joined by Mori's electronic soundscape.

The album continues to explore different textures and moods, with tracks like "Mouvement" and "Interferences" showcasing the group's ability to create complex and dynamic compositions. The album closes with "Eclats," a beautiful and ethereal piece that brings the album to a peaceful and satisfying conclusion.

Summary by Nicola Bonotto

QUADRILATERE is a captivating and innovative album that pushes the boundaries of experimental music. The collaboration between Estoppey, Lecollaire, Menoud, and Mori is seamless and organic, resulting in a cohesive and compelling listening experience. Fans of experimental and avant-garde music will not be disappointed with this album.