Dive into the avant-garde world of Urs Leimgruber with his 1984 album "Reflexionen," a captivating exploration of free jazz that pushes the boundaries of conventional music. Recorded in a single session on November 22, 1983, at MonsterLabel, this album is a testament to Leimgruber's innovative approach to the saxophone and his ability to create compelling, spontaneous music.
"Reflexionen" features four tracks that showcase Leimgruber's unique style, along with the talents of Don Friedman on piano, Bobby Burri on drums, and Joël Allouche on bass. The album opens with "The New Apartment," a piece that immediately draws the listener in with its intricate interplay between the instruments. "Bradleys" follows, offering a more introspective mood before "Bla-Bla-Bla" brings the energy back up. The album concludes with "For Joël," a tribute that highlights the deep connection and collaboration between Leimgruber and his fellow musicians.
Originally released on Timeless Records, "Reflexionen" is a seminal work in the free jazz genre, showcasing Leimgruber's mastery of the saxophone and his ability to create music that is both challenging and deeply satisfying. Whether you're a longtime fan of avant-garde music or a newcomer looking to explore the genre, this album offers a rich and rewarding listening experience.
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