Review of Victoria Rummler: Take Two

Victoria Rummler: Take Two

Dano Haider | Federico Casagrande | Guilherme Monteiro | Lionel Loueke | Nguyên Lê | Victoria Rummler

Blue Moon Inner Jazz

Rating: ★★★

This third album from the US-born, Paris-based vocalist Victoria Rummler presents a series of captivating duets with a quintet of...

Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: April/2018

Review of Joe Armon-Jones: Starting Today

Joe Armon-Jones: Starting Today

Asheber | Big Sharer | David Mrakpor | Dylan Jones | Ego Ella May | James Mollison | Joe Armon-Jones | Kwake Bass | KwAkE BaSs | Maxwell Owin

Brownswood BWOOD0177LP

Rating: ★★★★

Best known as part of Ezra Collective, Joe Armon-Jones’ debut calls in the cream of London's new jazz scene, but...

Reviewed by Nick Hasted in issue: June/2018

Review of Eric Schaefer: Who Is Afraid of Richard W.?

Eric Schaefer: Who Is Afraid of Richard W.?

Eric Schaefer | John Eckhardt | Tom Arthurs | Volker Meitz

ACT

Rating: ★★★★

A key component of Michael Wollny's [em] trio, nominated by Kulturspiegel as “Germany's most creative jazz trio,” drummer/composer Eric Schaefer...

Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: February/2013

Review of The Giles Thornton Jazz Orchestra: Be In Today

The Giles Thornton Jazz Orchestra: Be In Today

Adam Crichton | Boz Martin-Jones | Camille Curtis | Chris Saunders | Crawford Mack | Dan Benn | Daniel McConkey | David Swan | Ed Parr | Emma Kenrick

FMR Records

Rating: ★★★

“Go big or go home”, the popular saying counsels. Composer-arranger Giles Thornton, recording his crowdfunded debut while still a student...

Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: September/2018

Review of Adam Larson: With Love, From New York

Adam Larson: With Love, From New York

Adam Larson | Matt Clohesy | Obed Calvaire

Outside In Music OiM

Rating: ★★★★

An imaginative, dynamic conversational vibe and desire to engage with the listener have an equal significance for the New York-based...

Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: July/2023

Review of Ches Smith's We All Break: Path Of Seven Colors

Ches Smith's We All Break: Path Of Seven Colors

Ches Smith

Pyroclastic

Rating: ★★★★

For many it is hard to see past the stigma attached to Haitian voodou. Depictions in western popular culture of...

Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: July/2021

Review of GK4: Improvisations 1-7

GK4: Improvisations 1-7

Charlie Hart | George Khan | Mike Figgis | Terry Day

33 Records

Rating: ★★★★

GK4 may sound like a dodgy government security firm, but, as most will know, their roots go back to the...

Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: May/2023

Review of Neil Cowley Trio: The Face of Mount Molehill

Neil Cowley Trio: The Face of Mount Molehill

Evan Jenkins | Leo Abrahams | Neil Cowley | Rex Horan

Naim Jazz

Rating: ★★★★

For pianist-composer Neil Cowley, improvisation has always been a bit of fun in a live situation but an artistic no-go...

Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2012

Review of Major Surgery: The First Cut

Major Surgery: The First Cut

Bruce Collcutt | Don Weller | Jimmy Roche | Tony Marsh

Next

Rating: ★★★

Originally a trio based around the Sarf London nexus of Croydon, Mitcham, Stockwell et al, the addition of Roche’s rock...

Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: August/2013

Review of Barney Wilen: Tilt

Barney Wilen: Tilt

Cuneiform

Rating: ★★★

The French saxophonist, whose record debut was on the Roy Haynes set reviewed last month, was two months short of...

Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: September/2017

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