Holshauser, Bennink & Moore: Live in NYC
A Dutch-based free jazz trinity of great veterans explore music with a folk dance leaning too....
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2014
Sonar with David Torn: Vortex
Three electric guitars in one band is normally a no-go for the sane among us, but Sonar’s King Crimson-ish post-rock...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: May/2018
Raynald Colom: Rise
Chris Hill | Elisabeth Nygård | Rory Simmons | Terje Evensen
In a blindfold test, I’d have sworn this was Jeremy Pelt or even Wallace Roney. And I’m embarrassed that I’ve...
Reviewed by Tony Hall in issue: July/2013
Sun-Mi Hong: Third Page: Resonance
Alessandro Fongaro | Alistair Payne | Chaerin Im | Nicolò Ricci | Sun-Mi Hong
Sun-Mi-Hong, an award-winning South Korean-born young drummer-composer, has established a good profile on the Dutch live contemporary music scene; and...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2023
Mats Eilertsen: Rubicon
Recordings featuring the Norwegian bassist Mats Eilertsen are now numerous but generally worth checking out. Among those notable contributions that...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: September/2016
Keith Jarrett: Standards, Vol. 1
Gary Peacock | Jack DeJohnette | Keith Jarrett
This is part one of a trilogy of albums recorded in January 1983 by Jarrett, Peacock and DeJohnette – the...
Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: April/2019
Monica Dominique/Palle Danielsson: Togetherness
A Swedish pianist (ex-member of 1970s proggers Solar Plexus) pairs up with her younger well-known bassist brother, for a Bill...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: October/2012
Steve Swallow Quintet: Into the Woodwork
Carla Bley | Chris Cheek | Jorge Rossy | Steve Cardenas | Steve Swallow
Since his emergence in jazz as a member of the Gary Burton Quartet in the 1960s, Swallow has always been...
Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: August/2013
Lionel Loueke: The Journey
Jazz has always been the music of the movement of peoples, the soundtrack to the journeys, some chosen, more often...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Jan Wouter Oostenrijk: Sharqi Blues
Alongside drummer Karim Ziad, this Dutch jazz-rock guitarist/leader crosses big beats with Arabic bellydance music and crankedup blues rock....
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: June/2012
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