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THE CONCERT IS SOLD OUT<\/strong><\/p>\n

THE CONCERT IS SOLD OUT<\/strong><\/p>\n

THE CONCERT IS SOLD OUT<\/strong><\/p>\n

The Necks<\/strong> from Australia are a unique formation with a loyal fan base worldwide. Each performance is its own individual journey, a hypnotic trip, a wonderful musical ritual. Chris Abrahams<\/strong> (piano), Tony Buck<\/strong> (drums) and Lloyd Swanton<\/strong> (bass) conjure up a chemistry that defies orthodox description. With their long pieces that unfold slowly and intriguingly, often carried by a haunting, deep groove, the eighteen albums of The Necks<\/strong> withstand repeated listening. The deceptive simplicity of their music unfolds new charms with every listen. The music of The Necks<\/strong> is neither avant-garde, nor minimalist, nor ambient, nor jazz, but unique in today's world.<\/p>\n

The concert in the listed MPS Studio<\/strong> offers the unique opportunity to follow this cult band in listed balloon chairs. There are only 50 tickets<\/strong>. To secure a place here, we recommend buying online, as tickets will certainly not be available at the box office.<\/p>\n

New York Times
\n<\/strong>\u201eOne of the greatest bands in the world.\u201c<\/p>\n

Geoff Dyer's book \u201aWorking the Room\u2018
\n<\/strong>\u201e(The Necks) are sometimes categorized as a jazz trio - which is fine, as long as you immediately qualify this by adding that they have completely reimagined the idea of the jazz trio.<\/p>\n

Richard Williams, The Guardian
\n<\/strong>\u201eInto the often prickly disciplines of minimalism, systems music and free improvisation, this remarkable trio brings a satisfying sense of long-form development... Ascetic in outline but imbued with a warm humanity, their pieces are peppered with small epiphanies on the way to a greater sense of emotional fulfillment.\u201c<\/p>\n

Los Angeles Times
\n<\/strong>\u201eA magical act masquerading as a piano trio. This Australian group delivers long improvisations that change with such patient beauty that you go into a bit of a trance. You'll rarely spend an hour that passes so quickly - and so rewardingly.<\/p>\n

Telegraph, UK, 5\/5 Review of London Concert
\n<\/strong>\u201eLike a huge mass of sound that floats in vibrating, bubbling silence and whose color and luminosity slowly change.\u201c<\/p>\n

Neue Z\u00fcrcher Zeitung, Zurich, Switzerland
\n<\/strong>\u201eThe three have developed their own unmistakable language. Above all, the Necks are masters of dynamics. You only really understand the changes in retrospect.\u201c<\/p>\n

The Times, UK
\n<\/strong>\u201eIt's pretty safe to say that no other group in the world sounds like The Necks...exceptional empathy and discipline.\u201c<\/p>\n