Echo Chamber

Inuit Pagoda’s Echo Chamber is their most accomplished release to date, an album that sharpens and deepens their blend of jazz-inflected krautrock and ambient soundscapes. Rooted in a clear compositional conception but guided with a intuitive vision, the band takes a bold leap forward, creating a dense and expansive aural experience that resists easy classification. Each track pulses with life, shifting moods and textures in unexpected yet fluid ways. 

From the sharp, rhythmic playfulness of “Raw Raw Raw” to the kinetic momentum of “Drift Elsewhere” and the meditative drift of “No North”, this new opus traverses a wide spectrum without ever losing coherence. While the production here reflects a heightened attention to detail, Inuit Pagoda remain faithful to their intuitive method of composition. The interplay between organic instrumentation and experimental sound design creates a spatial and cinematic quality, like stepping into a vivid, breathtaking, dreamlike landscape. 

Formed in Biel/Bienne and now composed of Emilio Vidal, Nikola Jan Gross, Armelle Scholl and Marius Rivier, the group continues to cross the line between genres and disciplines. Echo Chamber resonates their ongoing commitment to sonic exploration, drawing influences from post-rock, modern jazz, noise, progressive, hypnotic and ambient music. The result is a hybrid idiom that feels both nostalgic and forward-thinking, physical and cerebral. 

Whether on stage or on record, Inuit Pagoda craft immersive and enchanting environments that defy convention. With Echo Chamber, they affirm their place in the contemporary Swiss music scene by reimagining the future. Layer by layer, influence by influence, they shape something entirely their own. This is jazz for the 21st century: untethered, restless and brimming with possibility.