Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp: Embrace Of The Souls
Brazilian tenorist Perelman and US pianist Shipp have created a personal, wholly distinctive musical vocabulary over numerous recordings for the...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: June/2021
Robert Glasper: Black Radio (10th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)
By the time he made Black Radio in 2012, Robert Glasper was one of the biggest new names in jazz,...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: Dec/Jan/2022/2023
Don Rendell/Ian Carr Quintet: Blue Beginnings
Colin Purbrook | Dave Green | Don Rendell | Ian Carr | Trevor Tomkins
The repertoire of Jazz In Britain’s Blue Beginnings collection mostly mirrors that of the celebrated Rendell/Carr quintet’s 1965 debut Shades...
Reviewed by John Fordham in issue: October/2021
Andrew McCormack & Jason Yarde: Places And Other Spaces
Andrew McCormack | Jason Yarde
Having put a considerable amount of gigs under its belt, the McCormack-Yarde collaboration understandably has more of a lived-in, road-tested...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: October/2011
Uriel Herman: Different Eyes
Avri Borochov | Haim Peskoff | Itamar Borochov | Maayan Doari | Uriel Herman | Uriel Weinberger
Uriel Herman, the young pianist and composer from Jerusalem, studied classical piano and composition with exalted Israeli conservatoire teachers during...
Reviewed by John Fordham in issue: August/2023
Sonny Rollins: Go West!: The Contemporary Records Albums
It’s comparatively easy to assemble a compilation of Rollins’ work for the LA-based Contemporary label, consisting of two albums and...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: August/2023
Joonas Haavisto/Kestutis Vaiginis: Moon Bridge
Joonas Haavisto | Kestutis Vaiginis
One of Finland's most exciting jazz talents, Joonas Haavisto is perhaps best-known as a collaborator with the likes of singer-composer...
Reviewed by Kevin Whitlock in issue: June/2024
Julia Werup: Dear Frances
An under-appreciated downside of the Covid pandemic and its associated lockdowns was the fact that a lot of albums got...
Reviewed by Kevin Whitlock in issue: February/2024
Gouldian Finch: Schizo
Reminiscent of Jaga Jazzist’s frenetic drum-n-bass fuelled 2002 cult classic, A Livingroom Hush, Schizo marks the return of that supergroup’s...
Reviewed by Mike Flynn in issue: March/2025
Nicole McCabe: Mosaic
Another month, another fast-rising US West Coast name emerges and starts making waves, here in the form of Los Angeles...
Reviewed by Mike Flynn in issue: August/2024
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