Polish pianist Marcin Wasilewski’s trio is one of the best to appear on the European jazz scene in the past decade. This set provides a reminder of their emergence in 2004 as accompanists to Polish legend Tomasz Stanko, featuring as it does Joakim Milder, the soft-toned saxist from Stanko’s brilliant 1997 album Litania. That album was a celebration of Polish composer Krzyzstof Komeda, and his work makes an appearance here, too: Sleep Safe and Warm, from Komeda’s Rosemary’s Baby score, is given something of a 1960s Wayne Shorter/Herbie Hancock ethereality by Milder and Wasilewski. Elsewhere, the pianist’s versatility is exemplified on the bluesily hymn-like Austin, the languishing tone-poem of the title track, and some intriguing covers – including a punchy account of the Police’s Message in a Bottle, and a groove-switching, group-conversational trio version of Herbie Hancock’s Actual Proof. It’s all right up to Wasilewski Trio standards, and Milder is a shadowy but fascinating presence.