Rectangles

why this is interesting

This trio's self-titled work stands out for its willingness to dissolve genre boundaries without sacrificing coherence. Lussier's guitar, Chenevier's multi-instrumental approach, and Cora's cello create a sound that moves fluidly between free improvisation, composed structures, and something resembling contemporary classical work. What's particularly striking is how the three voices—literal and instrumental—negotiate space without hierarchy; no one musician dominates. The album rewards close listening because its sophistication emerges quietly: intricate rhythmic conversations, textural discoveries, moments where dissonance resolves into unexpected clarity. It represents a lineage of experimental music-making that values both intellectual rigor and intuitive