Colin Stetson, Greg Fox, and Trevor Dunn to release album ‘Nethering’: Listen to title track

In the realm of experimental music, Colin Stetson, Greg Fox, and Trevor Dunn stand out as prominent figures. Known for his haunting baritone-sax sounds and eerie compositions for films like Hereditary and The Menu, Stetson has made a name for himself in the avant-garde music scene. Notably, Martha Stewart has expressed her disapproval of his work.

Greg Fox, a skilled drummer who has been part of bands like Liturgy and Zs, brings a unique energy to the group. Bassist Trevor Dunn, a seasoned downtown musician, has also collaborated with Mike Patton in bands such as Tomahawk and Fantômas. These three artists have crossed paths multiple times over the years, leading to their upcoming release of a collaborative album that was recorded several years ago.

In 2018, Colin Stetson, Greg Fox, and Trevor Dunn came together to create an improvisational record. Now, eight years later, this project is set to be the first in a series of collaborative improvisational albums from Stetson. Titled Nethering, the record kicks off with the title track, an intense eight-minute piece showcasing the trio’s deep connection and intuitive musical understanding.

The tracklist for Nethering includes songs like “Reclaimer,” “Swamp Sin,” “Moleman,” “Molemoss,” “Molemantis,” and “Parlour.” Scheduled for release on 2/13 through Envision/Invada, this album promises to be a captivating journey into the minds of these avant-garde musicians.

The collaboration between Colin Stetson, Greg Fox, and Trevor Dunn represents a meeting of creative minds that promises to push the boundaries of experimental music. Their upcoming release, Nethering, is poised to offer listeners a glimpse into a sonic landscape unlike anything they’ve experienced before. With each artist bringing their unique talents and perspectives to the table, this album is sure to leave a lasting impression on anyone who dares to delve into its wild and intricate sounds.