"Legendary saxophonist Don Dietrich and his powerhouse cellist daughter Camille Dietrich collide in LIVE BAHDU, a fierce musical union that music critic Byron Coley hails as "sheer wailing sonic pleasure." Don, an untamed force who has spent over forty years shaping the explosive core of Borbetomagus, unleashes a volatile, lung-shaking roar, an unyielding take no prisoners wall of sound. Camille answers with her own ferocity, channeling raw, electric intensity through the disciplined edge of her classical training, wielding her cello with the instinctive wildness of someone raised inside the storm of improvisation. Together, they don't just play-they engulf. Their sound floods a room, swallowing the air, saturating the senses, and leaving audiences shaken, exhilarated, and marked long after it's over and gone in the air.-Relative Pitch

"There's never been anything like the two-saxes/one-guitar noise trio Borbetomagus, who blasted like a jet engine for 45 years until guitarist Donald Miller's passing in 2024. I bet many people reading this column already know that, and heavy Borbeto-heads are probably also aware that tenor sax player Don Dietrich periodically performs and records with his cello-playing daughter Camille. You could say the apple doesn't fall far from the tree, but even though Camille's playing is as daunting and destructive as her dad's, she hasn't merely taken up the trail left by Borbetomagus. On this 44-minute live album, she brings all kinds of new textures to this form of high-speed din, framing Don's shrieks with a kind of widescreen cacophony that makes recording sound almost 3-D. Camille also makes her own solo music, and Live Badhu should get you running to hear that as soon as its own maelstrom is over."-Marc Masters, Bandcamp Daily