However, when the trio plays together, they make some of the most interesting and progressive music on the Breton scene today, akin in spirit to Kemia and to Den. More than anything, this sounds like progressive movie music for a film taking place in Brittany. I'd like to hear more of their work. It is an album of original compositions by Becker, each named after a remnant of the stone-age Celts. Some are named for Menhirs, some for mythological places or characters, some for rock paintings or stone inscriptions.
Guests add horns, bombarde, bagpipes, drums, electric guitar, bass and vocals.
The result is a very funky jazz album with affinities for the Celtic tradition. While the descriptions in the booklet are fanciful and romanticized in their depictions of stone-age Celtdom, there is a certain charm to them and to the album as a whole. If nothing else, it is a fine jazz-rock album using traditional instruments and sounds.