"So the grim title as" Eight Deadly Shots "or" It is gas, Inspector Palmu "sound so atmospherically dense, but also pointed to follow the musical associations.
Kalle Kalima, composer of all the pieces, creates a sound tinkerer on his electric guitar but no film music, but sounds that seem like a reflex to him also formative Kaurismäki films: oblique and emotionally, intellectually and simultaneously funny not really tangible, but absolutely correct.
As it happened, that a fine flageolet mood of Oliver Potratz constructed with sovereign coated bass, opens in two minutes into Oliver Steidle vigorously together getrommeltes punk storm. So the work is not a traditional jazz band abfüttert their audiences with more or less original solo sequences, but a wonderfully rehearsed fusion trio that collaged perk in almost zappa-esque fashion, the style and combines a constant stream of ideas.
Kalle Kalima's guitar sparkles in scale, celebrated fine, bathed in echo chamber melodies in Nordic style, and then again to contribute hands-compressions. Oliver Potratz on bass by playing all the roles from the clear bass foundation to tango percussion instrument on the body, and Oliver Steidle seasons be as powerful as sensitive drumming incessantly with new sounds. "(Harald Schmidt)
Kalle Kalima, Guitar (right) Oliver Potratz, Doublebass(middle) Oliver Bernd Steidle, Drums(left) Photo:Oliver Potratz