Didier Lasserre - Les Nerfs Sont Silences

Review by Beth Miller-Herholtz

Les Nerfs Sont Silences is the latest album by French musician, Didier Lasserre. The album is a unique blend of avant-garde jazz and experimental music that showcases Lasserre's exceptional skills as a percussionist and composer.

The album opens with the track "Le Temps Suspendu," which sets the tone for the rest of the album with its hauntingly beautiful melody and intricate rhythms. The use of different percussion instruments such as cymbals, drums, and bells, creates a hypnotic effect that draws the listener in.

Throughout the album, Lasserre's drumming is nothing short of mesmerizing. His ability to create complex rhythms and textures is truly impressive. The tracks "L'Esprit De L'Eau" and "La Danse Des Fous" are perfect examples of his talent, as he seamlessly blends different percussive elements to create a dynamic and captivating sound.

What sets Les Nerfs Sont Silences apart from other jazz albums is Lasserre's willingness to experiment with different sounds and textures. The track "L'Attente" features a haunting vocal sample that adds an eerie quality to the already atmospheric piece.

Summary by Beth Miller-Herholtz

Les Nerfs Sont Silences is a stunning album that showcases Lasserre's exceptional talent as a percussionist and composer. The album is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates experimental music and avant-garde jazz.