Alvin Schutmaat and his gang, with their unusual mix of sound experimentation, in search of the perfect texture, and a bizarre approach to pop, In their new album, they've achieved an interesting balance that's welcome in a time of overly obvious musical offerings. This Bogotá-based group, already recognized in their city's alternative scene for their previous album, 6:15, He has discovered the Spanish language and has incorporated it into his songs, happily combining it with English. Bilingualism works better and makes the topics more appealing.
What does it sound like? Schutmaat trioSome might think they create the soundtrack for a dark cabaret, others might dare to say that their songs seem like the product of a sound laboratory eager to reach the public through an intelligent effort of musical understanding. Listening to Schutmaat Trio is not an easy task; it requires effort, but the effort is worthwhile.
The best: Jester, a composition that proposes a sensitive roller coaster lasting three minutes and thirty-nine seconds.