“Such loose but precise music is difficult to execute well and the fact that the compositions are also uniformly excellent simply adds to the disc’s overall effect”
NYC Jazz Record
Read More“guitarist Mary Halvorson and bassist Stephan Crump have perfected the art of inhabiting different worlds simultaneously”
NYC Jazz Record
Read More“the tinkling timbral icicles that coalesce at end of ‘Erie’ touch on the sublime”
Dusted in Exile
Read More“The tunes burrow deeper into my memory with each pass, but it’s the way Halvorson and Crump dance together in those melodies that really knocks me out”
Chicago Reader
Read More“an uncommon knack for developing intriguing melodic and harmonic ideas out of abstract improvisational interactions”
AllAboutJazz
Read More“The strength of Rosetta Trio’s music lies in its quirkiness and steadfast refusal to identify with any one style or school”
AllAboutJazz
Read More“mesmerized their audience with tightly woven harmonic layers and virtuosic string-work”
AllAboutJazz
Read More“categories cease to matter…what does matter is the players’ agility and warmth, whether they’re spinning out notes in crisp counterpoint, trading lyrical leads or opening up space for Crump’s strong, shapely figures”
JazzTimes
Read More“a listening experience that doesn't so much catch the ear as it captivates the attention”
AllAboutJazz****1/2
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