Town Of Two Faces

The captivating trio The Choir Invisible, comprised of Brooklyn's creative music scene notables Charlotte Greve, Vinnie Sperrazza and Chris Tordini, present a long-awaited second album. On Town of Two Faces, they continue to develop their organic language, which allows the interplay to be dense and freer without a harmony instrument, into a lively dialogue. "The music seemed to appear so easily, with a lot of flexibility, wandering from something extremely tender, subtle and quiet to a collective big, intense outpouring of energy," says German-born Brooklyn-based Greve, and Tordini adds: "I believe the real sweet spot of our band is a kind of quiet intensity." In addition, Fay Victor gives the trio's sound its own character with her charismatic voice as a guest on one track. "With all three band members bringing compositions to the table the emotional and structural content of their music is pleasingly broad, but one dominant aspect of The Choir Invisible is its sense of measure, if not restraint", writes Kevin Le Gendre. A trio at the highest level!