Reviews
Cuong Vu 4-Tet: Change In The Air
Luke Bergman | Bill Frisell | Cuong Vu | Ted Poor
Cuong Vu has long been associated with ‘eout there’ directions in jazz, as he most recently demonstrated in 2016 with...
Reviewed by Stuart Nicholson in issue: September/2018
STUFF: Old Dreams New Planets
Joris Caluwaerts | Dreis Laheye | Andrew Claes | Mixmonster Menno | Lander Gyselinck
Belgium is a vibrant crossroads country, the double-nature of its improbable yet somehow ongoing Flemish-Walloon equilibrium seeming to encourage jazz...
Reviewed by Nick Hasted in issue: September/2018
Bill O'Connell: Jazz Latin
The core band on this sashaying suite played together for decades in the late flautist Dave Valentin's band. They channel...
Reviewed by Mike Hobart in issue: September/2018
Terje Rypdal: Bleak House
Tom Karlsen | Jan Garbarek | Jon Christensen | Terje Rypdal | Terje Venaas | Christian Reim
Ah, to be 21, your Strat strapped on and a horn-laden band to big you up: and not to mention...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: September/2018
Steve Khan: Public Access/Headline/Crossings
Once Columbia lost faith in fusion, Khan had to change his tune, literally. First he changed guitar, from Tele to...
Reviewed by Andy Robson in issue: September/2018
Tord Gustavsen Trio: The Other Side
Jarle Vespestad | Tord Gustavsen | Sigurd Hole
This album had me at hello, which in the case of The Other Side consists of the rolled, bluesily meditative...
Reviewed by Robert Shore in issue: September/2018
Harold López-Nussa: Un Día Cualquiera
Harold López-Nussa | Ruy Adrian López-Nussa | Gaston Joya
With all the uncertainty surrounding the relationship between the North and its Latin American neighbours, some musicians are offering their...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: September/2018
Mike LeDonne and the Groover Quartet: From the Heart
Slick and derivative are words which come to mind upon listening to this B3 organist's all-too-familiar soul-jazz combo, but the...
Reviewed by Selwyn Harris in issue: September/2018
Jay Phelps: Free As The Birds
Canadian-born Londoner Phelps doesn't broaden his horizons into hip hop and soul as much as this album's vocoder-brushed opener ‘Everyone's...
Reviewed by Nick Hasted in issue: September/2018
Reid/Kitamura/Bynum/Morris: Geometry Of Caves
Tomeka Reid | Joe Morris | Kyoko Kitamura | Taylor Ho Bynum
The standout moment on this interesting album, ‘It Is Deeper Than Is Wide’, could be something of a leitmotif for...
Reviewed by Kevin Le Gendre in issue: September/2018
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