Now we are waiting to see if the euphoria about the release of the new CD Viaticum will, despite the eye-dropping modesty of its creators, will be of a similar magnitude to that which accompanied the release of predecessors Strange Place for Snow (2002) and Seven Days of Falling (2003). These releases seemed to win every prize going in the international music world: two German Jazz Awards, the annual German critics’ prize in 2002, BBC Jazz Award for Best International Artist of 2003, the special prize at MIDEM 2003 and the French Grammy "Victoire du Jazz 2003". And those are only the most important. The latest is the award of the "European Jazz Prize" to e.s.t. in December 2004, which is given by the Austrian Music Office (AMO) in conjunction with the Austrian Ministry of Culture and the City of Vienna cultural department. A jury from 23 European countries choose the winner "who has attracted major attention on a high artistic level in the international jazz field"

• 1. Tide of Trepidation
• 2. Eighty-Eight Days In My Eyes
• 3. The Well-Wisher
• 4. The Unstable Table & the Infamous Fable
• 5. Viaticum
• 6. In the Tail of Her Eye
• 7. Letter From the Leviathan
• 8. A Picture of Doris Travelling With Boris
• 9. What Though the Way May Be Long