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Tag: Misinterpretato

Reviews Posted on26 November 2010

Review 2 – The Gentle War – Misinterpretato

A piano bass and drum trio might be expected to pick a furrow and plough it, like the Necks (an acknowledged influence on Misinterprotato), but this group are exploratory and firmly, imperiously so – even if not always successfully.

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Reviews Posted on4 October 2010

Review 1 – The Gentle War – Misinterprotato

Though we live in the age of singles, the jazz genre has managed to maintain its penchant for complete projects over aural snapshots, and The Gentle War is no different. There is something innately special about the overall Misinterprotato aesthetic

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