Fire! Orchestra draws together key figures from Stockholm's overlapping jazz, rock and experimental scenes, building a mammoth 31-piece ensemble around the core trio of saxophonist Mats Gustafsson, bassist Johan Berthling and drummer Andreas Werliin. There's a sense of colossal scale across these two long tracks, recalling George Russell's Electronic Sonata For Souls Loved By Nature as much as Keith Tippett's sprawling Centipede project: massed horns swell and jab, electric guitar launches into Sonny Sharrock-style paroxysms, and raw electronics rumble and roar, while vocalists Mariam Wallentin and Sofia Jernberg sing bluntly poetic lyrics written by Arnold de Boer of Dutch post-punk heroes The Ex. It's all prevented from tipping over into chaos by locking into the kind of monstrous grooves Berthling and Werliin have perfected in Fire!'s previous albums: the first a plodding, bluesy lope, the second a meteoric Krautrock gallop with echoes of Can's ‘Mother Sky’. It's an audacious plan that, against the odds, succeeds magnificently. Now, what are our chances of bringing this band to the UK?