MostNost + Laser Sights

MostNost is a jazz fusion band founded by guitarist Maor van Gelder. Expect progressive compositions, odd time signatures, virtuosic solos that will leave your head spinning, and grooves infectious enough to get everyone dancing. Maor van Gelder – guitar & vocals The band’s only member with military training. Ironically, his own convictions led him to leave Israel and settle in Prague, where he founded MostNost with musicians from the local scene. David Šindelář– keys A husband, new father, and employee of the Czech Radio. With free time now in short supply, he only plays the craziest gigs with musicians he truly believes in. Luckily, MostNost made the list. Václav “Hugo” Pitule – drums An unstoppable groove machine unfazed by odd polyrhythms or insane tempos. His musicality probably comes from being an excellent chef—after all, timing is everything in both cooking and drumming. Adam Rajczy – bass Is he hungarian or slovak? Even he isn’t quite sure. One thing he does know is that he loves mixing genres, cultures, cuisines, languages, and traditions. His passion for diversity makes him a perfect fit for MostNost. Together, they create adventurous, energetic music that refuses to fit into a single box. Laser Sights: An international jazz collective founded in 2023 at Berklee College of Music by the talented composer and drummer Mattia Muller. By fusing improvisation with vibrant influences from electronic and experimental music, the group has rapidly built a reputation through standout performances across Europe and the US. Their 2024 debut album, recorded in Slovakia and finalized in the USA, features cutting-edge original compositions that highlight the fresh voices of the world’s youngest generation of musicians. Laser Sights continues to push musical boundaries, captivating both jazz aficionados and fans of diverse contemporary sounds. The band has performed at iconic New York venues such as Nublu, one of the city’s most recognized spaces for experimental jazz, fusion and contemporary music, and at Lincoln Center featuring saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins, widely regarded as one of the leading voices of the new generation of jazz. The collective currently performs regularly in Brooklyn, where Mattia Muller is based, collaborating with musicians from the city’s vibrant experimental indie jazz rock and hip hop scene. To enter: 3500HUF We only take cash at the bar and at the door/ csak kp!