Pianist and composer Casimir Liberski and drummer Tatsuya Yoshida form a high-voltage duo where extreme virtuosity, new complexity, anarchist improvisation, spiritual depth and even absurdity collide. Rooted in free music but drawing equally from progressive rock, math punk, experimental electronics, contemporary avant-garde, or video game soundfonts, their music exists outside stylistic boundaries and refuses hierarchy.
Together, Liberski and Yoshida make a jazz noise here or there that feels both feral and hyper-constructed. Their performances unfold as continuous mutations, where tightly articulated rhythmic structures can collapse at any moment into pure chaos or ambient textures, before reassembling into unexpected grooves or even comical little melodic fragments.
Live, the duo operates with near-telepathic intensity. The result is music that is physically overwhelming yet conceptually precise, demanding full presence from both performers and listeners.
Their collaboration has already resulted in multiple releases recorded live during several Japan tours, capturing the raw energy and risk-taking nature of their concerts.