Reviews
Jim Mullen: Volunteers
We're used to hearing guitar supremo Mullen in small groups, often with organ at their heart. This time he's chosen...
Reviewed by Peter Vacher in issue: July/2019
Gabriel Ferrandini: Volúpias
Hernâni Faustino | Gabriel Ferrandini | Pedro Sousa
Ferrandini, Faustino and Sousa are all vital players on Lisbon's impressive free-jazz scene, but these cuts see them each temper...
Reviewed by Spencer Grady in issue: August/2019
Mosambique: Big City Moves
Led by keyboardist Ivan Blomqvist, Mosambique are an expansive sounding quintet capturing a head-nodding yet unspectacular Oslo-based melting pot of...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: August/2019
Kenny Werner: Solo In Stuttgart
An absorbing set from Werner, which for this writer inevitably brings to mind an equally impressive but totally different solo...
Reviewed by Brian Priestley in issue: August/2019
Dave Stryker: Eight Track III
This guitarist's working B-3 trio joins forces with vibraphonist Stefon Harris for a greasy zero-angst MOR workout on some 1970s...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: July/2019
Joanna Wallfisch: Far Away From Any Place Called Home
Chris Tordini | Jesse Elder | Arthur Vint | Joanna Wallfsch
I was a big fan of Joanna Wallfisch's 2016 album Gardens In My Mind and the magical soundworld it inhabited....
Reviewed by Peter Quinn in issue: July/2019
Faith Brackenbury: KnifeAngel
Oli Hayhurst | Martin Speake | Rob Luft | Faith Brackenbury | Will Glaser | Alex Maguire
Brackenbury's prolific, post-motherhood output over the past decade finds inspiration here in Alfie Bradley's ‘Knife Angel’, a giant sculpture of...
Reviewed by Nick Hasted in issue: August/2019
Marc Ducret: Lady M
It says on the sleeve that guitarist Marc Ducret's Lady M is ‘d'après Macbeth de William Shakespeare’, but I confess...
Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: July/2019
Woody Shaw Quintet: Basel 1980
The history books like to have us believe that, until the arrival of Wynton Marsalis and co. in the early...
Reviewed by Simon Spillett in issue: August/2019
Julian Priester Pepo Mtoto: Love, Love
Quite simply the funkiest thing ECM has ever released. Julian Priester Pepo Mtoto was, along with Bennie Maupin, the Herbie...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: August/2019
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