The term or concept of disquiet perfectly captures the current zeitgeist. Disquiet is also the title of the debut album by the American, Brooklyn-based experimental, free improvising working trio of trumpeter Joe Moffett, tenor, soprano, and baritone sax player Michael Foster, and hyper-(upright) pianist Eli Wallace, who describes its aesthetic as a “wildly dynamic exploration of both music’s social character and its visceral materiality”.
Foster and Wallace have been playing together in recent years, but this is their first working trio. Both Foster and Wallace use objects, preparations, and extended breathing and percussive techniques to expand their sonic palettes, and all three musicians are
