Pink Freud is an example of a band that manages to exist on the fringes of jazz, alternative rock, electronics. Started as a trio a couple of years back, only the band's leader - Wojtek Mazolewski, remains from the original line-up but the group is coming back strong with another album - Horse and Power, and the concert in Krakow was part of the promotional tour.

Wojtek Mazolewski is a carismatic leader, jumps and runs the stage (his bass sounds great, check below). I miss Kuba Staruszkiewicz on drums (part of the original line-up) but Rafał Klimczuk's heavy kick and fast hands make up plenty for his absence. I've been told he used to play dubstep and drum'n'bass and his lightning-fast hi-hat patterns fit perfectly te dense bass lines. Tomasz Duda adds deep and brassy note on the bari, he's also keen on crazy atonal cries during solos. And Adam Baron trumpet flights are accompanied by live electronics manipulations from the outer space, he simply killed on the encores with sharp, fuzzed cutting-edge trumpet solo.
Pink Freud combines rock energy, punk's anarchy, jazz creativity, club music rebel, electro sonicscapes and much more. Something for anyone's ear pleasure. Music delivered with great energy and vibe. Hard not to like. Heavy and powerfull. Horse and Power indeed.
Tomasz Duda - baritones sax
Adam Milwiw Baron - trumpet, electronics
Rafał Klimczuk - drums
Lizard King. Kraków. 25.04.2012
(photos by Marta Ignatowicz)
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