As we read in a note inside the album "(...) this album is a recording of a concert held on January 18, 1976 in Solura (Solothurn), Switzerland, as part of the Second International Swiss Jazz Days. Variospheres is Zbigniew Seifert's international original band, operating in two lineups: one is the musicians who play on this album, in the other the leader was accompanied by bassist Adelhard Roidinger and drummer Lala Kovacev (drums). The name Variospheres was invented by the musicians themselves, in free translation it means 'crazy spheres' (...)"

From the very first (unidentified) track, this album strikes you with the absolutely crystalline working technique of all the quartet members, with the chemistry, finesse, freedom and driving drivetrain of Janusz Stefanski. Seifert seems to dose his means, he doesn't "trill" all the double notes (the Unidentified Piece intro), a great calmness beats from his playing (the theme in Way to Oasis). You can hear that he was comfortable with the composition. Sola builds by allowing himself to breathe, which further not only enhances their climaxes, but above all shows a completely different face of Him as an improviser - at many moments He plays softly and quietly, which is not the first association with His playing style.