They call their music "gypsy hypno-jazz." I don't know about "hypno," but there is no lack of either gypsy or jazz here. American formations bands?) usually have their roots in Europe, borrowing quite freely, Sometimes too freely. The roots of parts here are in American bluegrass music. Apparently, thanks to this, the feeling here is almost swinglike and David Tiller's mandolin parts is like honey for your ears. From what I found, most musicians travelled in the Balkans and Eastern Europe. Truth to tell, from what I hear, there is no influence of Bregovic. There are no standards from known recordings, It is rather very intelligent music, sometimes calling to dance, other times melliflous and lazy, but mostly is is just very good.