Continual Decentering Review by Henning Bolte – All About Jazz
“…The album renders a distinguished and surprising organic variety of creational processes in concentrated short pieces as well as more extended instances. Key are the shifting, tilting and overlaying of its metrics on the micro and macro levels. It’s a continuously differentiating affair within the flow, the transparency of its melodic foils and attractiveness of hatches opening up. There is, by coincidence, some correspondence with the shifting movements and intricate patterns of confluence in gamelan music produced in ensemble work. In short, you shouldn’t expect the standard drummer album with additional electronics. The album is rather an electro-acoustic work of refined varied orchestral qualities by a multi-instrumentalist….” –>Read More
New album out soon
KAVE – New album with Max Loderbauer, Stian Westerhus and Tobias Freund to be released soon
Das Filter Feature – 05.02.20
“A pioneering spirit that draws up its very own cross between acoustically intensive, electronically shimmering components to form an idiosyncratic, arrhythmic hybrid of mystical dub, melodic surfaces and flickering beats and anti beats.” – Das Filter
The Climber – from the album Continual Decentering
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“The I-I” from the album CONTINUAL DECENTERING
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New Album CONTINUAL DECENETERING out on February 7 2020
“Rohrer is one of those rare alchemical explorers to have truly created a hybrid which is all his own, one that does not just exist to melt distinctions for its own sake, but is a natural result of years of experimentation with both the determination of electronic music and the ludic spirit of ‘free improvisation.’ On his newest offering, Continual Decentering, this vision is applied to a set of mostly in real time (live) performed explorations…” words by Thomas Bey William Bailey