Triosk was an enigmatic and innovative band that emerged from the fertile musical landscape of Sydney, Australia, in the early 2000s. The trio consisted of pianist Adrian Klumpes, bassist Ben Waples, and drummer Laurence Pike. Known for their mesmeric blend of acoustic instrumentation and electronic manipulation, Triosk pushed the boundaries of jazz, ambient, and electronic music, creating a meditative and often hypnotic sound that was both ahead of its time and deeply rooted in musical tradition.

The band’s discography, though brief, was met with critical acclaim, marking them as torchbearers of the nu-jazz movement. Their debut album "1+3+1", released in collaboration with German electronic artist Jan Jelinek in 2003, set the framework for their signature sound, which evolved with the detailed textures of “Moment Returns” in 2004. “The Headlight Serenade” in 2006 proved to be their final statement, a record where the group honed their craft to its purest form before disbanding. Though Triosk's life span was short, their music made a lasting impact on listeners and continues to inspire a generation of musicians who fuse live instrumentation with electronic elements.

Genres

Dark Jazz

Latest Release

The Headlight Serenade (Special Edition)

Triosk

Album - 17 Tracks - Released October 21, 2006