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Sten Sandell Trio: Oval
by Nic Jones
Pianist Sten Sandell and his trio have excelled themselves on record in 2007, and listeners accordingly owe a debt of gratitude to both Intakt and Cleanfeed labels, whose “Strokes documented the trio in the company of saxophonist John Butcher for a program of music that exemplifies in-the-moment creativity of an uncommon order. In comparison, Oval thus ...
Sten Sandell: Gubbröra
by AAJ Italy Staff
Un incontro ravvicinato tra improvvisatori svedesi e inglesi, catturato dal vivo alla Conway Hall di Londra.La prima sequenza è un lungo drone di chitarra (Stackenas), interrogativo, esplorativo.Poi l'apertura al confronto con il pianoforte (Sandell). Una formula poco frequentata nella free-music, che dà frutti curiosi, quanto meno sotto il punto di vista timbrico.
Gubbröra
By Sten Sandell
Label: PSI Records
Released: 2004
Track listing: 01.Jansson's Temptation (part 1) (Sandell-Stackenas) - 22:35; 02. Jansson's Temptation (part 2) (Stackenas-Sandell) - 15:13; 03. Gubbröra (Parker-Guy-Lytton-Sandell-Stackenas).
Disappeared
By Sten Sandell
Label: Nuscope Recordings
Released: 2001
Track listing: Disappeared-Day One through Disappeared-Day Nine
Sten Sandell - Fred Lonberg-Holm - Michael Zerang: Disappeared
by Glenn Astarita
Although they share similar improvising/new music and/or modern jazz credentials, Disappeared signifies the inaugural release by Swedish pianist Sten Sandell, and his Chicago, IL-based associates; percussionist Michael Zerang and cellist Fred Lonberg-Holm. The title of this outing lends a bit of credence to the actual musical presentation as the Trio executes a series of mini-themes amid ...
Sten Sandell: Behind The Chords
by Glenn Astarita
“Behind the Chords” is at times dark and mysterious. Swedish keyboard whiz Sten Sandell offers some enticing, yet at times bizarre excursions into his private world. This project is broken into 4 segments or Acts. Sandell’s composition titled “Under The Stone” and “After The Deserts” (Act 1) features subtle pulsating electronic keyboard work and some unusual ...
