Dagobert Böhm Markus Reuter Zoltán Lantos - String Unit

Review by Ligia Bang

String Unit, the collaborative album by Dagobert Böhm, Markus Reuter, and Zoltán Lantos, is a compelling fusion of classical and contemporary music that showcases the virtuosity of each musician. The album features intricate compositions that blend seamlessly with improvisations, creating a unique and dynamic sound.

The album opens with the track "The Machine Stops," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its intricate interplay between the strings and electronic elements. The following tracks, such as "The Grand Scheme" and "The Unfathomable Depth," showcase the trio's impressive technical skills and ability to create complex, layered compositions that are both captivating and challenging.

Throughout the album, the musicians' individual voices are given space to shine, with each player taking turns to lead and support the group. The album's final track, "The Final Breath," is a haunting and evocative piece that brings the album to a satisfying close.

Summary by Ligia Bang

String Unit is a stunning album that showcases the talent and creativity of three exceptional musicians. Their ability to seamlessly blend classical and contemporary styles creates a sound that is both innovative and timeless. Fans of experimental music and contemporary classical will surely appreciate this album.