Steve Mackay Mike Watt ESTEL - untitled

Review by Peta Morton

The album untitled by Steve Mackay Mike Watt ESTEL is a unique and experimental masterpiece that showcases the incredible talent of these three musicians. The album features a fusion of various genres, including jazz, punk, and avant-garde, making it a truly eclectic and dynamic listening experience.

From the opening track, "The New World Order," to the closing track, "Epilogue," the album takes the listener on a journey through a range of emotions and musical styles. Mackay's saxophone playing is particularly impressive, and his virtuosity is on full display throughout the album.

Watt's bass playing is also noteworthy, providing a solid foundation for the music while also adding his signature style to each track. ESTEL's drumming is equally impressive, providing intricate and complex rhythms that perfectly complement the other instruments.

Summary by Peta Morton

untitled is a must-listen for fans of experimental music and those looking for something new and exciting. The album is a testament to the incredible talent of Mackay, Watt, and ESTEL, and is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who listens to it.