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"And young UK jazz/post-rock outfit Glasshopper (which includes Scottish saxophonist Jonathan Chung and drummer Corrie Dick) display their Polar Bear-to-Radiohead versatility in guitar/sax clamours, ambient murmurings and jaunty rockers, with I’m Not Telling You Anything (Clonmell Jazz Social)."

- The Guardian

 

“Glasshopper’s Im Not Telling You Anything is a compelling listen, a sound that grabs your attention and promises a wild ride of a listen. The almost indie guitar bed that it rests on , the empathetic punctuation of the percussion and the restless sax flawlessly take you from high octane punk jazz to electronic introspection across  a tracklist of memorable new tunes.

The torch is lit, watch them ascend!

- Max Reinhardt Soho Radio

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I had to put this one straight back on when it finished, but louder.

- Bebop Spoken Here

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"I saw the trio play at the London Jazz Festival last year and was absolutely mesmerised. They have an incredible use of effects, especially on both the saxophone and guitar which results in a really expansive sound.’

- Jazz Nights on BBC Radio Scotland

 

“...characterised by angular interplay, dark delay-drenched atmospheres and arresting moments of exquisite beauty' - London Jazz news

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Combining acoustic and electronic elements with the human voice and drawing on the world of literature for inspiration the trio have developed a sound and aesthetic that is very much their own’ ★★★★ - The Jazzmann

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"Wonderful music... three musical voices with great gravity with guests making music which is at once heavy as hell and soaring weightless"

- (Our friend and musical home of Glasshopper)

Tom Sankey/Good Evening Arts.

 

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