EFG London Jazz Festival: Mr Jukes presents Soft Machine's Third at Rich Mix

Described as "one of the most innovative classics of jazz-rock of any era" (All About Jazz), Soft Machine's 1970 release is still revered as the definitive statement of an iconic band - Mr. Jukes's affectionate take on its "sheer beauty, delicate sound landscapes and scary instrumentation" (Special Collaborator) recreates the spirit of the original with the energy of a terrific band drawn from today's vibrant scene, including saxophonists Binker Golding and Dan Berry, keyboardist Sarah Tandy, and Comet is Coming drummer Max Hallett. "It's been such an important record in my life since my teenage self found it amongst my Dad's LP collection...

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Described as "one of the most innovative classics of jazz-rock of any era" (All About Jazz), Soft Machine's 1970 release is still revered as the definitive statement of an iconic band - Mr. Jukes's affectionate take on its "sheer beauty, delicate sound landscapes and scary instrumentation" (Special Collaborator) recreates the spirit of the original with the energy of a terrific band drawn from today's vibrant scene, including saxophonists Binker Golding and Dan Berry, keyboardist Sarah Tandy, and Comet is Coming drummer Max Hallett. "It's been such an important record in my life since my teenage self found it amongst my Dad's LP collection. It's blown the minds of all the friends I've played it to and I'm excited to get to experience it live for the first time." (Jack Steadman/Mr. Jukes)

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