3’Ain - Unland on Songlines

Another pair of ears has found its way into Unland.

Writing in the October issue of Songlines (UK), Nathaniel Handy describes the album as sparse, languid and easy-going, with silence allowed to breathe around the instrumentation.

He writes of “a trio exploring territory on the periphery of the known” and gives Oufti as the track to try.

We like that image.

Because Unland was never meant to describe a place on a map. It is more interested in what happens at the edges: movement, distance, belonging, unfamiliar ground.

Accordion. Trumpet. Upright bass.

Six pieces, leaving room for the unknown.

Thank you, Nathaniel Handy and Songlines, for listening.

► Read the full Review HERE.