Album Interview: Avishai Cohen: Almah
Some crossover projects might lead you to the conclusion that jazz and classical are mutually disempowering: the constraints on the...
Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: March/2014
Kaidi Tatham: An Insight Into All Minds
Amir Mitchell Townes | B Roberson | Eric Lau | Kaidi Tatham | Stro Elliot
To his great credit, British pianist-producer Kaidi Tatham has been resistant to categorisation for the best part of two decades....
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: May/2021
Ray Conniff: The Ray Conniff HI-FI Companion
A period piece of easy listening described on the sleeve as “supermarket music”, which is probably overstating the case –...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2016
Philip Gibbs: Infinite Spirit Perfect Now
A Bristolian guitarist drawing on Indian percussion traditions and the influence of Derek Bailey for his wackily engaging experimental improv...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: April/2017
Freddy Cole: Talk To Me
Sounding grainier than of yore, the veteran Cole (he turned 80 in October) limits himself to the vocal role on...
Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: February/2012
Claudio Filippini Trio: Facing North
Claudio Filippini | Olavi Louhivuori | Palle Danielsson
There's a joy about Filippini that translates to the oldest traditions of jazz and especially what used to be called...
Reviewed by Stephen Graham in issue: March/2013
Various Artists: European Cool Jazz 1951-1959
What an eye-opening treasure trove this double CD set is. The first thing that is so striking is that across...
Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: August/2014
Michel Sajrawy: Arabop
Michel Sajrawy, a Palestinian of Christian faith with an Israeli passport and a British conservatory education, is a fusionist for...
Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: February/2013
Sketch: Seconds Count
Jeremy Stacey | Laurence Cottle | Pete ‘Sabbo’ Saberton | Rob Koral | Sue Hawker
Originally recorded when Hawker, Saberton and notably Koral nabbed some studio time out of a commercial session, this set has...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: October/2017
Kentyah Presents M1, Brian Jackson: Evolutionary Minded: Furthering The Legacy Of Gil Scott-Heron
Although the passing of Gil Scott-Heron in 2011 continues to cast a long shadow over contemporary black music, it should...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: October/2013
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