What were they up to? They couldn't explain it. But notexplaining it was part of the point. The Danish duoBremer/McCoy - with Jonathan Bremer on acoustic bass andMorten McCoy on keys and tape delay - recorded straight totape so that they had as little time as possible to think about it.They just laid it down. The duo has been making music thatdefies categorization since 2012. They started as a dub group,bringing their own sound system to shows. Now their sound liltsbetween jazz, ambient, and neoclassical, with contemplative,propulsive melodies that capture the Nordic woods they walk in.Their last full-length release, 2019's clear-eyed Utopia, gainedthem a cult following in the U.S. and a roster of notable fans,including Nils Frahm and Gilles Peterson. The duo's latestrelease Natten, which means "The Night" in Danish, strives foreven more transcendence, more freedom, more of everything inwhatever sound they're making. It's still hard to explain. It's notmeant to be explained. These 11 tracks are tinged with thesublime: watching the setting sun, feeling the planet tilt on itsaxis. If you listen closely, you can hear the constellations. LetBremer/McCoy bring the night mood to you, whatever you're upto.