Reviews
Chris Speed Trio: Respect For Your Toughness
Dave King | Chris Tordini | Chris Speed
New York-based saxophonist Chris Speed’s career stretches back to the early 1990s and includes work with Claudia Quintet and Tim...
Reviewed by Thomas Rees in issue: February/2020
Sirkis/Bialas IQ: Our New Earth
Kevin Glasgow | Asaf Sirkis | Sylwia Bialas | Frank Harrison
This record has a very particular soundworld that’s established on the very first track, ‘If Pegasus Had One Wing’, with...
Reviewed by Alyn Shipton in issue: February/2020
Erik Truffaz Quartet: Lune Rouge
Marcello Giuliani | Arthur Hnatek | Erik Truffaz | Benoît Corboz
Veteran Swiss trumpeter Erik Truffaz wanted new ideas for Lune Rouge, so he invited young drummer Arthur Hnatek, a recent...
Reviewed by Thomas Rees in issue: February/2020
The Balderin Sali: Variations
A 2CD recording from an 11-piece ensemble made up of Finnish, German and Brit-based musicians, including the likes of Paul...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2020
Arve Henriksen: The Timeless Nowhere
This four-album box set is the equivalent of dropping a pebble of Norite into a mirror lake. Perfect undulations of...
Reviewed by Debra Richards in issue: February/2020
Shake Stew: Gris Gris
Shake Stew were a highlight of Kraut Jazz Futurism, the recent compilation equating Berlin with London’s new scene, with added...
Reviewed by Nick Hasted in issue: February/2020
Martin Archer: Anthropology Band
A nothing if not ambitious project in which Archer’s compositions are played through by a septet, then re-visited by a...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: February/2020
Jazzrausch Bigband: Dancing Wittgenstein
Techno-jazz is surely an oxymoron, but that sums up this young German 40-piece big band’s monotonous integration of 1990s electronica,...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2020
Eve Risser: Après Un Rêve
The French pianist Eve Risser seems to muster up the same kind of intimate gestures, ghostly fragments, hypnotic loops and...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: February/2020
Lorenzo Feliciati/Michele Rabbia: Antikythera
For his latest studio recording, Italian bass player Lorenzo Feliciati teams up with fellow countryman and drummer Michele Rabbia on...
Reviewed by Edwin Pouncey in issue: February/2020
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