"Maybe it was his love of 90s hip-hop and groups like A Tribe Called Quest that served as inspiration to some capacity, but many of 'Koma Saxo's compositions you could almost envisage as being the products of hip-hop producers like Madlib or DJ Premier - or at the very least these are tracks they'd salivate at the thought of getting their hands on. 'Ostron Koma', 'Cyclops Dance' and 'Fanfarum For Komarum II' are otherworldly in their approach and thrilling endorsements for everything contemporary jazz can and should be: it's the kind of album that makes you ask "Is this music even jazz?" before you immediately settle on the realisation, "It couldn't be anything BUT jazz!""