A Listening Session in presence of the Artist followed by a live solo sax performance and an artist talk, moderated by journalist Stephan Kunze (Zen Sounds) Anenon @anenonmusic is the ongoing solo studio and live project of Brian Allen Simon, whom since 2010 has released multiple albums and EPs to critical acclaim. „Moons Melt Milk […]
In presence of the Artist! Mabe Fratti is an innovative Guatemalan cellist, composer, and experimental musician who uses a blend of electronic and acoustic elements to create music that is both deeply personal and universally resonant. Her compositions feature layered textures and haunting melodies, drawing listeners into a meditative auditory experience. Mabe Fratti combines classical […]
We are excited to invite you to an exclusive listening session of freshly released modern Jazz record Flock II! Bex Burch will be joining us in person, followed by a small, intimate Q&A session. Another chance to experience an absolutely stunning record on our new tube-driven system! Full of life and details! UK supergroup Flock return with […]
It’s that one time a year, and on Saturday, November 16, we will remain closed to the public. We apologize for any inconvenience and appreciate your understanding. See you Monday November 18 for No Room For Squares! <3 Béné & Team Rhino
For the last session of the year we’re happy to have Mariá Portugal as a special guest! One of the most brilliant and active musicians in the European free/impro scene will present the latest record of her band and engage with us in a Q&A session. Quartabê delves deep into the Brazilian musical heritage, unearthing […]
Kink Gong’s Myth is a hypnotic and disorienting journey through the fringes of traditional music and electronic deconstruction. Laurent Jeanneau continues his exploration of Southeast Asian field recordings, warping and weaving them into something entirely new—part archival document, part sonic hallucination. Unlike some of his earlier works that lean more on raw ethnographic recordings, Myth […]
Bex Burch presents “Kantine Musik” Listening Session On Sunday, May 11, percussionist and composer Bex Burch invites friendly musicians — Petter Eldh, Tamar Osborn, Mariá Portugal, Cassie Kinoshi — to share live music, domestic living room style, at Silent Green under the name “Kantine Musik” The following day, we’ll meet at Rhinoceros to continue that […]
Another classic record to (re)discover and (re)listen together! “Nefertiti” encapsulates a pivotal moment in Miles Davis’ career and jazz history, marking a significant departure from established norms and venturing into uncharted sonic territories. The album’s genius lies in its innovative approach to harmony, rhythm, and ensemble interaction, all meticulously captured through groundbreaking production techniques. The […]
We will gather on this late spring Monday evening to listen to Stemeseder-Lillinger’s latest effort, Penumbra II, to be released on Plaist Records later this month. In presence of the Artists, STEMESEDER-LILLINGER a collaborative producer-duo of composer-performers Elias Stemeseder (b. 1990) and Christian Lillinger (b. 1984). Drawing from various strains of contemporary and historic music […]
Join us for a special very special listening session around Macie Stewart’s beautiful and haunting new release When the Distance is Blue (International Anthem – 2025). An exploration of memory, movement, and longing, this 8-part song cycle weaves together prepared piano, string quartet, incorporating field recordings from Stewart’s travels. The result is a rich, cinematic […]
We’re excited to welcome you to the third edition of the Symposium for Jazzcats this year, where we continue our exploration of this years central question: What does “free” mean in the context of jazz? This time, we’re thrilled to host Sandro Sáez from the trio OVERSÁEZ, as we also celebrate the release of their debut album, Abstract Emotions, on Boomslang […]
We’re more than stoked to have Maxine as a guest, presenting her first LP “Hymn”. An album that not only moves effortlessly between past decades and genres, but also freely between entire centuries. Her compositions and playing instructions range from baroque to classical to modern jazz, to the avant-garde of our time and back again. […]