"[Nachoff]'s playing was a revelation. Parsing shimmers of Sonny Rollins, Wayne Shorter and Mark Turner, he constructed an amalgam of classical counterpoint and rugged expressionistic improv..."

"...an intensity and modernity, a brashness and in-your-face confidence of delivery"

★★★★

"...breathtakingly inventive as group members and as individual players."

"The quartet's self-command is engaged in a battle with each individual player's sense of freedom, making for that agitation that marks all great music."

★★★★

"...the juxtaposition of the comparatively deliberate 'Astral Echo Poem' and the whirling maelstrom that is the concluding "Tilted' demonstrates the combo's thrillingly wide range."

Critic's Pick
"Marked by an impenetrable unity, 'Flux' overflows with great resourcefulness, becoming a distinct echo of modernity and inspiration."

"The initial perplexity of listening gives way to curiosity, fascination and endorsement."

★★★★

"...the quartet projects a cunning musical personality as large and small surprises trickle through the seams on a recurring basis..."

★★★★

"...a memorable evening. The thought provoking concert with its fervent delivery echoed in listeners' memory long after the evening concluded."

"Flux is uncompromising ...but entirely gettable too, with grooves that set heads bobbing and absorbing solos than can set fists pumping."

"...alive with subtle underpinnings and a sometimes jarring surface, all of it brilliantly executed, interpreted and extended by his current quartet of prominent New Yorkers."

"The overall feel is strong forward movement: rhythmic variety and always with sensitivity to the composition and each other."