Reviews
Hard Rubber Orchestra: Kenny Wheeler: Suite for Hard Rubber Orchestra
Kenny Wheeler’s final frailty and beloved stature were both shown by his 2013 London Jazz Festival swansong, when, months before...
Reviewed by Nick Hasted in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Ed Motta: Criterion of the Senses
A Gilles Peterson favourite, this Brazilian vocalist and analogue keyboard specialist has under his belt a few hip recordings on...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Rudy Royston: Flatbed Buggy
The Bill Frisell drummer steps up for his third recording as leader, stirring up memories of his rural background with...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Imperial Triumphant: Vile Luxury
Does black metal have a place in the progression of jazz music? In the case of New York experimental metal...
Reviewed by Edwin Pouncey in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Ant Law: Life I Know
Tom Farmer | Asaf Sirkis | James Maddren | Ivo Neame | Tim Garland | Mike Chillingworth | Ant Law
It’s curious to reflect that there’s been a four-year gap since Law’s last album when he’s so ubiquitous, notably in...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Camille Thurman: Waiting For the Sunrise
Cecil McBee | Camille Thurman | Steve Williams | Jeremy Pelt | Jack Wilkins
It’s always been difficult for females in jazz to obtain the recognition their talent deserves. Easier perhaps in the UK...
Reviewed by Tony Hall in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Tyshawn Sorey: Pillars
Joe Morris | Mark Helias | Zack Rowden | Tyshawn Sorey | Todd Neufeld | Ben Gerstein | Carl Tesla
A highly respected sideman to the likes of Vijay Iyer and Steve Lehman, Sorey has been steadily building a body...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Yellowjackets: Raising Our Voice
Will Kennedy | Luciana Souza | Russell Ferrante | Dane Alderson | Bob Mintzer
I’ve said it before, and I’ll labour it again, but things may come and things may go, but like the...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
Eddie Prévost/John Edwards/N.O. Moore: Darkened, Yet Shone
John Edwards | Eddie Prévost | N.O. Moore
Eddie Prévost was, of course, a key figure in the birth of European improv: a young drummer working the London...
Reviewed by Daniel Spicer in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
The Art Ensemble Of Chicago And Associated Ensembles: Anthology
Roscoe Mitchell, doyen of the Art Ensemble Of Chicago, once said that the group carried the banner of the Association...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: Dec/Jan/2018/2019
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