“all played with great beauty and sensitivity… A standing ovation greeted the end of their set ”

“It was bristol based piano trio Yetii that truly galvanised the St Lawrence audience, capturing the kind of spellbound attention that is almost audible”

“impossible to ignore”

“a beautifully evocative live album of original compositions and stunning improvisation”

“their own impressive brand of improvisation-rich, acoustic, Scandi-flavoured jazz”

“the crisp recording beautifully separates the richly sonorous bass and scintillating drums from Veitch’s carefully crafted melodic lines”

“solos morph into intense group improvisations that focus on interlocking, minimalist fragments: a shared single voice that ebbs and flows between and within the band’s original compositions”

“instinctive and impressive
★★★★”

“a performance that both enthralled and delighted the audience ★★★★★”

“it’s dreamy, it’s acoustic, it’s everything we think of a contemporary piano trio”

“a trio of fluent and wildly inventive improvisers”

“they are exuberant yet controlled, untamed yet finessed. Yetii also has something else – a connection with the past and present, which few bands have achieved recently”

“this is music that becomes like a friend as you journey with the trio through contrasting moods, textures, and tonal colours”

“a very good album of musical clarity and expression”

“the interplay between the four players had an easy familiarity that was enjoyable to hear”