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Quattrophage France
"A genuine surprise" The Wire
"Un phénomène de visualisation sonore"
Improjazz
Leur musique, véritable « cinéma pour l’oreille », semble nous embarquer au sein du paysage désertique d’un port industriel laissé à l’abandon tout au nord de l’Europe, autant qu’au milieu d’une cérémonie rituelle au fin fond d’une île oubliée de l’Asie du sud-est.
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