Album lore

Casimir Liberski’s *The Art of Nothing (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)* arrived on Dalang Records in September 2025, a 22-track suite that interlaces experimental jazz with elements of jazz fusion and math rock. The record’s intricate rhythms and angular guitar work align with the meticulous precision one expects from the latter genre, while Liberski’s piano anchors the proceedings with a measured lyricism. Recorded as a soundtrack, the album balances the demands of narrative underscoring with extended instrumental explorations, particularly evident in “The Different Different,” where shifting meters and syncopated lines converge.Though modest in its audience—garnering just over three hundred scrobbles on Last.fm—the album stands as a nuanced document of contemporary jazz’s intersection with progressive rock idioms. The production preserves the immediacy of a live session, with subtle dynamic shifts revealing the performers’ interplay. For the crate-digger and boutique DJ, this disc offers a textured artifact from a 2025 studio session, where genre boundaries are probed without recourse to overt fusion tropes.

Album lore

Casimir Liberski’s *The Art of Nothing (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)* arrived on Dalang Records in September 2025, a 22-track suite that interlaces experimental jazz with elements of jazz fusion and math rock. The record’s intricate rhythms and angular guitar work align with the meticulous precision one expects from the latter genre, while Liberski’s piano anchors the proceedings with a measured lyricism. Recorded as a soundtrack, the album balances the demands of narrative underscoring with extended instrumental explorations, particularly evident in “The Different Different,” where shifting meters and syncopated lines converge.Though modest in its audience—garnering just over three hundred scrobbles on Last.fm—the album stands as a nuanced document of contemporary jazz’s intersection with progressive rock idioms. The production preserves the immediacy of a live session, with subtle dynamic shifts revealing the performers’ interplay. For the crate-digger and boutique DJ, this disc offers a textured artifact from a 2025 studio session, where genre boundaries are probed without recourse to overt fusion tropes.