The Spaces Between Us

On the new record they continue to build off their staple influences – the dramatic, textural, post-rock sounds of bands like Godspeed! You Black Emperor, This Will Destroy You, and Sigur Rós, while adding Stars of the Lid and Radiohead-like elements, experimenting with ambient textures and loops, ultimately creating a cinematic score. The quartet has shared the stage with the likes of Pianos Become The Teeth, The Body, Ringo Deathstarr, So Hideous, and Inter Arma.

LOM, the second album by the Taranczewski trio featuring pianist Olaf Taranczewski, bassist Jean-Philippe Wadle, and drummer Benedikt Stehle, stands in immediate relation to its remarkable predecessor "When I Was." Because in every aspect, LOM is the antithesis of "When I Was," conceptually, in terms of playfulness, mood, and sound. Yet, the trio does not diminish its debut in any way, but rather – on the contrary – remains unmistakably recognizable with its signature and impressively rounds off its spectrum.

LOM, the second album by the Taranczewski trio featuring pianist Olaf Taranczewski, bassist Jean-Philippe Wadle, and drummer Benedikt Stehle, stands in immediate relation to its remarkable predecessor "When I Was." Because in every aspect, LOM is the antithesis of "When I Was," conceptually, in terms of playfulness, mood, and sound. Yet, the trio does not diminish its debut in any way, but rather – on the contrary – remains unmistakably recognizable with its signature and impressively rounds off its spectrum.

LOM, the second album by the Taranczewski trio featuring pianist Olaf Taranczewski, bassist Jean-Philippe Wadle, and drummer Benedikt Stehle, stands in immediate relation to its remarkable predecessor "When I Was." Because in every aspect, LOM is the antithesis of "When I Was," conceptually, in terms of playfulness, mood, and sound. Yet, the trio does not diminish its debut in any way, but rather – on the contrary – remains unmistakably recognizable with its signature and impressively rounds off its spectrum.