![Ivo Neame and Jim Hart – Multiverse [Edition Records, 2020]](https://i0.wp.com/www.musicforwatermelons.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/EDN1147_Multiverse_Packshot-100-e1582972893224.jpg?resize=540%2C304)
Even if Multiverse is the kind of work that offers a different side of two renowed musicians like Ivo Neame and Jim Hart, still is not to be considered minor at any reason. Potentially it sheds a light on another side that would be desirable to listen again from the two (or better three). No matter how much time it takes to develop a new chapter that has the same degree of innovation.
![Anton Eger – Æ [Edition Records, 2019]](https://i0.wp.com/www.musicforwatermelons.com/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/AntonEger-AE_EDN1122_packshot_Album-e1549576913878.jpg?resize=540%2C304)
Æ is a displacement of a billion forces collapsing one on each other, heading in multiple and unique directions. When you might be tempted to call it chaotic, it becomes intensely pop, when disco synths take the lead, then the drummer adds an array of incredible odd measured patterns. Nothing is ever stable, but the work is definitively unique. Pointing in a direction where others are indicating as well, at the junction between electronic, jazz, progressive and math-rock, yet it proves to be really a one of a kind -genre-defying- listening experience