Stones & Stars from Stones & Stars by Bobby Rausch

Noise and smoke - not the worst prerequisite for a good time in a dark room between synchronized bodies and the lazy question of whether you should move over to the next track, from the dance floor to the bar, from one state to the next. Until the next track comes on and someone whispers in your ear that this is the new one from Bobby Rausch. And you realize, yes, that's the new one from ... Rausch, melancholy. Euphoria. The music becomes the focus, the reason for everything. So you don't go over to the bar, the next state shifts. “Stones & Stars” breaks every promise and trudges into a crescendo, quietly, so loud.

If BOBBY RAUSCH has perfected anything, it's breaking away from convention. This is evident right off the bat with their unusual line-up: bass clarinet (Lutz Streun) meets baritone saxophone (Oleg Hollmann) meets drums (Nico Stallmann) - performing as a trio, these musicians conjure up sound effects that are as unpredictable as the band itself.