Review by Herb Durgin

Human Ottoman's album Rampage is a unique and energetic collection of songs that showcase the band's exceptional musicianship and creativity. The trio, consisting of Susan Lucia on vibraphone, Grayson Fiske on drums, and Julian Kosanovic on bass, effortlessly blend elements of jazz, rock, and classical music to create a sound that is both familiar and refreshing.

From the opening track "Bass Song," which features Kosanovic's intricate bass lines and Lucia's playful vibraphone melodies, to the explosive "Rampage," which showcases Fiske's dynamic drumming, each song on the album is a testament to the band's technical prowess and musical chemistry.

The standout track "Fingers" is a perfect example of the band's ability to seamlessly transition between different genres and moods. The song starts off with a mellow, almost meditative vibe, before building to a frenzied climax that is both exhilarating and satisfying.

Summary by Herb Durgin

Rampage is a thrilling and captivating album that will appeal to fans of jazz, rock, and experimental music. Human Ottoman's unique sound and undeniable talent make them a band to watch in the coming years.