When three musical titans collide, expect fireworks. That's exactly what happens with&nbsp;Tu-Ner, a progressive rock supergroup that's anything but conventional. This trio unites&nbsp;Trey Gunn's&nbsp;ethereal Warr guitar,&nbsp;Pat Mastelotto's&nbsp;genre-bending percussion, and&nbsp;Markus Reuter's&nbsp;revolutionary touch guitar into something entirely new.If you've lost yourself in a&nbsp;King Crimson&nbsp;album, you'll recognize&nbsp;Gunn&nbsp;and&nbsp;Mastelotto's&nbsp;sonic fingerprints.&nbsp;Gunn, who's woven his distinctive textures through collaborations with&nbsp;John Paul Jones&nbsp;and&nbsp;David Sylvian, brings that same boundary-pushing spirit to&nbsp;Tu-Ner.&nbsp;Mastelotto's&nbsp;hybrid acoustic-electronic drumming - which drove both&nbsp;King Crimson's&nbsp;experimental journeys and&nbsp;Mr. Mister&nbsp;and&nbsp;XTC's&nbsp;chart success - lays the foundation for the group's sonic adventures.Completing the triangle is&nbsp;Markus Reuter, whose custom-designed touch guitar creates vast musical landscapes that defy categorization. Think of him as an architect of sound, crafting expansive environments where his bandmates can explore and experiment.Live,&nbsp;Tu-Ner&nbsp;is less concert, more expedition into uncharted territory. The trio's improvisational chemistry transforms each performance into a unique journey, showcasing not just individual mastery but the telepathic interplay that comes from musicians at the peak of their craft.Don't expect the familiar.&nbsp;Tu-Ner&nbsp;offers something rarer: a genuine adventure that pushes progressive rock into bold new territory.