Go Between

Go Between is a highly acclaimed 1987 contemporary percussion album recorded by The New Percussion Group of Amsterdam. It prominently features two legendary guest musicians: the English progressive rock drummer Bill Bruford (of Yes and King Crimson fame) and the pioneering Japanese marimba virtuoso Keiko Abe.

Originally released on March 13, 1987 through Editions EG, the album is celebrated for bridging the worlds of avant-garde 20th-century classical percussion, jazz, and traditional Japanese rhythms. Reviewers frequently compare its intricate, driving polyrhythms and psychedelic, primal energy to iconic percussion ensembles like Mickey Hart's Diga Rhythm Band and Max Roach's M'Boom.