Reviews
Mette Juul: New York - Copenhagen
This warm-toned Danish vocalist is accompanied by just guitar or double bass (Lars Danielsson) on standards and two vocalised instrumentals:...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: April/2020
Jason Miles & Kind of New: Black Magic
Jason Miles has paid homage, both directly and indirectly, to his illustrious ex-gaffer Miles Davis throughout his career. Miles’ 1980s...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: April/2020
Eivind Aarset/Jan Bang: Snow Catches on her Eyelashes
There’s a cut from this duo’s last album, Dream Logic, called ‘The Beauty of Decay’, and that could easily describe...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: April/2020
Duke Ellington Orchestra: Liederhalle Stuttgart 1967
The Duke Ellington Orchestra’s European tour of 1967 has already generated a generous spread of bootleg discs, but perhaps none...
Reviewed by Philip Clark in issue: April/2020
Byron Wallen: Portrait: Reflections On Belonging
Although active in a number of projects, Wallen has not released an album under his own name for some 13...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: April/2020
Viktoria Tolstoy: Stations
Joel Lyssarides | Rasmus Kihlberg | Krister Jonsson | Mattias Svennson | Viktoria Tolstoy
As emotionally engaging as it is immaculately performed, this latest album from vocalist Viktoria Tolstoy scores highly for its striking...
Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: April/2020
David Kollar: Sculpting in Time
Erik Truffaz | Christian Fennesz | Pat Mastelotto | Arve Henriksen | David Kollar
How this begins album is not where it ends; musically, it’s a path that splits and diverts. Kollar embraces guitar-related...
Reviewed by Debra Richards in issue: April/2020
Aaron Diehl: The Vagabond
Aaron Diehl | Paul Sikivie | Gregory Hutchinson
Aaron Diehl, the award-engulfed pianist and composer from Ohio, is the kind of jazz artist who coaxes grateful smiles from...
Reviewed by John Fordham in issue: April/2020
Bohren & Der Club of Gore: Patchouli Blue
Morten Gass | Robin Rodenberg | Christoph Clöser
These German doom-mongers are maestros of mood, their crepuscular adagios typically brooding combos of languorous piano, subtle moon-flecked percussion and...
Reviewed by Spencer Grady in issue: April/2020
Nigel Hitchcock: Hitchgnosis
Nigel Hitchcock has been a sought-after saxophonist within the pop-rock stratosphere since the 1990s, but has also held his own...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: April/2020
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