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Samir Boehringer Quartet

Meta Zero

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Temporary Super Offer! The music on this CD is an impressive document of such a search for meaning and artistic legitimacy. It doesn’t want to add something even louder to the supposedly spectacular. On the contrary: Here, it is about the subtle intimacy and emotionality of human relationships, about breathing as one. It is about being interested in each other beyond ever new superlatives. This is where the unobtrusive authenticity of this music comes from, what makes it special and thoughtful. (Ulrich Steinmetzger) "Meta Zero’s music is art from the here and now ‒ and not made to portray the neoliberal drivel but to create a meta world and invite people to explore it. Here they see a function of art in an increasingly fragmented society: to create plausible images for environments and circumstances we live in rather than playing up to the audience. Today’s communication patterns are a test of one’s patience. If you want to do something about it, you can only convince with conviction. If you only pretend to be authentic, the audience’s attention crumbles immediately. This band is on its way to formulate its response." - Ulrich Steinmetzger
Details
Cat. number: EZZ-THETICS 1043
Year: 2023

Format

Dave Gisler - guitar, electronics

Rafael Schilt - tenor saxophone

Raphael Walser - double bass, electronics

Samir Boehringer - drums

Release notes

Recorded January 2021

Tracklist
1Magnetfeld2:21
2Adam Shaq4:48
3River Down5:14
4Albatross 7:26
5Homunkulus 3:53
6Fraktal 2:57
7Scheinriese 5:47
8Serious Game3:14
9Perpetuum Mobile 5:49
10A Sunset Over A Windy Field2:43
Credits
Samir Böhringer
Composed By, Drums
Luca Buti
Cover [Cover Photo]
Raphael Walser
Double Bass, Electronics
Werner X. Uehlinger
Executive-Producer
fuhrer vienna
Graphic Design
Dave Gisler
Guitar, Electronics
Ulrich Steinmetzger
Liner Notes
Michael Brändli
Mixed By, Mastered By
Andreas Neresheimer
Recorded By
Rafael Schilt
Tenor Trombone