I am discovering Kroke for now and listening to their (wiki stub on Kroke) Ten Pieces to Save the World. I am stuck as a stone listening to the music and am forgetting myself in the mystic land that it takes me to. I have also their Live At Home album in my pipeline to listen to. Kroke artists are unique and does fulfill my thirst to listen to strange, beautiful ecstasic music….

Here are reviews listed on Kroke Website that say about their music:

The music is too dark to really represent traditional klezmer. At times, it is almost as if the Velvet Underground have been reborn as a klezmer band.
Ari Davidov

What makes me feel drawn to Kroke music is spiritual reality of the musicians, this means honesty and authenticity of the music.
Nigel Kennedy

Kroke live are a hair-raisingly brilliant, unforgettable experience.
Jon Lusk

At times they sound jazzy, at times contemporary, at times classical. Their music is at once passionate and danceable.
Dominic Raui

I find my musical experience listening to their album to be in line with the second and third review. I feel a spiritual awakening and it does give an unforgetable experience listening to their music.

Discography:

• Trio – Klezmer Acoustic Music (Oriente 1996)
• Eden (Oriente 1997)
• Live at The Pit (Oriente 1998)
• Sounds of the Vanishing World (Oriente 1999)
• Ten Pieces to Save the World (Oriente 2003)
• East meets east (EMI 2003)
• Quartet – Live At Home (Oriente 2004)
• Seventh Trip (Oriente 2007)

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