Blind Spot are an innovative ambient jazz outfit hailing from the German city of Düsseldorf that blends elements of rock and blues with experimental sounds. With their expert musicianship they lay down engaging instrumental jams full of dynamic shifting rhythms and virtuoso guitar leads.
Commenting on their musical endeavours, they share, “We don’t know anything, but as soon as we pick up our instruments, a small spark ignites. It is vulnerable at first and needs attention, otherwise it will fade away immediately and we will be left in the dark again. But if we pay attention to the spark, it starts to blaze and then we are ready.”
As a trio, their musical chemistry is clear with the three musicians effortlessly flowing through improvisational-style compositions that bend from the soothing and calm to the rhythmic and energising. Using a traditional lineup of electric guitar, double bass and drums, with the Blind Spot project the lay down their exquisite sonic vision delivered via their performance prowess.
Now they bring us their debut album with the new full-length titled Frontmirror. Featuring ten of their original songs, on their first record they showcase the depth of their talent and songwriting craft. Dynamically flowing through a huge range of instrumental ideas, they push the boundary of what a classic trio is capable of.
Now with several live shows lined up for this autumn, they’re planning to bring their exceptional sonic world to audiences via the stage. Keep an eye out on their Instagram for updates about their live gigs coming soon.
Listen to Frontmirror below
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