The members of the Doppler Trio are masters at telling musical stories to their audience. This is evident from the title of their new album.
ARCHEAN ("Archean Eon") refers, on the one hand, to the geological eon of the same name, which began around 2.5 billion years ago, during which the Earth formed its crust. On the other hand, it alludes to the tension arc that many pieces of the ensemble build.
"The album and compositions trace the developmental stages of the Earth. It all started with a fireball, from which water formed first, later land emerged, on which life developed," explains Daniël van der Duim. The Dutchman plays piano and synthesizer and is the mastermind behind most of the compositions. He is accompanied by his compatriot Floris-Jan van den Berg (double bass and vocals) and the German Hendrik Eichler (drums and tablas).
ARCHEAN is a consistent continuation of the first album NEBULA. It revolved around planetary nebulae - from which stars and ultimately the entire universe emerged.