från Stockholm Jazzfestival/Fylkingen releasefest för 'London Concert' (Fönstret)
"Det är ett fascinerande ljudäventyr, och Space är en svårslagbar powertrio i svensk musik." Magnus Säll, Dagens Nyheter (4/5)

Jazztrion Spaces musik pendlar mellan diskreta akvarellstänk på vitt papper och vilda, mullrande Strindbergshimlar i olja, skriver Magnus Säll.
from Saalfelden Jazz Festival -23
"After the 10-minute walk to the Ritzensee, a small, man-made lake in the midst of some rolling fields, I checked into the hotel and was soon back at the Nexus concert hall for the 'soft' opening of the festival with the Sweden based pianist Lisa Ullén, bassist Elsa Bergman and drummer Anna Lund. The group, "Space," began with a sparse melody from Ullén's piano, which Bergman picked up on, and leaning into her bass in the middle of the stage, opened up further. Lund provided a persistent pulse as the trio's music developed. The songs varied in intensity, each musician providing melodic or rhythmic impulses that stood alone, as well as complimented the others - whether it was gentle, precisely placed notes from the piano, a tambourine being used as a drumstick, or a firm nudge from the bass. The group released their debut album, Space, last year on Relative Pitch and a listen to the recording will give you a perfect impression of the expressiveness and intensity of their music tonight." — Paul Acquaro, Free Jazz Collective

Så er det bassist Bergman som introduserer tredje og siste innslag fra trioen. Det får også denne distinkte karakteren de tre har holdt seg med gjennom hele settet. På raden foran meg er det en som mener Space Trio er verdens beste band. Fire fete sett er uansett over.” — Arild R. Andresen, Jazz i Norge

from Jazzfest Berlin -22
"The festival’s second night peaked with Playing The Haus, a multi-performer sequence utilising three stage-spaces around the venue, with nine sets criss-crossing over three hours. Kassenhalle turned out to be the most inspiring location, as your scribe uncovered the Stockholm trio of Lisa Ullén (piano), Elsa Bergman (bass) and Anna Lund (drums). Nearly avoided as ‘yet another piano trio’, this group turned out to be the most crucial discovery of the weekend, few folks in the audience having witnessed them previously. The trio maintained a taut improvisatory circularity throughout, continually winding up to fresh peaks, then subsuming into temporary introversion. This winding progress was magnificently sustained." — Martin Longley , Jazzwise