The Free Jazz Collective

  By William Rossi MoE, the vocals, guitar and bass duo of Guro Moe and Håvard Skaset, is one of the most interesting rock...

  By  Fotis Nikolakopoulos   This, unfortunately, digital only release is a treat, a future hidden gem, probably, for all those interest...

By Martin Schray Bassist Alexander Frangenheim and saxophonist Stefan Keune belong to the third generation of European Impro...

By Lee Rice Epstein As a writer, researcher, musician, composer, and artist in the public sphere, Melvin Gibbs seems to have been ...

By Hrayr Attarian To say that a work starts with a bang is a cliché, yet Boca De Acero definitely has an expl...

This past month, the duo XENOFOX — Olaf Rupp on electric guitar and Rudi Fischerlehner on drums — performed at the Jazzgalerie Nickelsdorf d...

By Brian Earley ...

By Nick Ostrum For All Your Flowers does not check the usual boxes for my reviews. It is not free jazz or avant garde. It does no...

By Sammy Stein   Some musicians seem destined to play together at some point. Not always at the beginning of their careers, but as their...

By Eyal Hareuveni The work of Finnish hyper-accordionist Kimmo Pohjonen has never been reviewed on this site. He comes from Finnis...