The Observer, Sunday 4 August 2013
Dawn of Midi are technically a jazz trio – three young if older than their years talented musicians on piano, drums and double bass. The sounds they make, however, are infinitely more boundary-pushing than the sort of freeform noodling that sometimes give the term "jazz trio" a bad name. Here, rhythms are delivered, repeated and built with a fractal precision that makes for music as menacing as it is meditative. It's exploratory without ever seeming uncertain; it sounds like nothing else right now and listening to it is to experience a very welcome warping of time.
Dawn of Midi - Dysnomia
Thirsty Ear
2013
Read more: http://www.theguardian.com/music/2013/aug/04/dawn-of-midi-dysnomia-review
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