Calling from Stones & Stars by Bobby Rausch

Good afternoon, this is the real-time calibration of your sound system: please turn up all the lows and highs and now also the mids, because: The opening single from Bobby Rausch's new album is also a practical test for your pelvic floor muscles. First things first: there's no need for a warm-up in Berlin. Here, the drums kick in and the roaring rest grunts behind them until the operating temperature is reached. With Bobby Rausch, this takes about twelve seconds. After that, you know why this piece is called “Calling”.
Because they call us and we follow them - into the jazz cellar or into the club, possibly even into the middle of the mosh pit. You can never really know with this kind of old-school disassociation.

If BOBBY RAUSCH has perfected anything, it's breaking away from convention. This is evident right off the bat with their unusual line-up: bass clarinet (Lutz Streun) meets baritone saxophone (Oleg Hollmann) meets drums (Nico Stallmann) - performing as a trio, these musicians conjure up sound effects that are as unpredictable as the band itself.