The Free Jazz Collective

By Sammy Stein Inspired by dissatisfaction with improvised music's transience, Craig Scott has released his second album, Craig Scott...

Punkt.Vrt.Plastik (Kaja Draksler/ Petter Eldh/ Christian Lillinger) - Somit (Intakt, 2021) **** ½ Koma Saxo – Live (We...

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  By Anthony Simon We listen to music for many reasons: to relax, for inspiration, to connect to feelings both held deeply within...

 By Stef Gijssels The first track of the album starts with a single repetitive bass tone, played with power and insistency. After 2.30 minut...

By Keith Prosk Mutual Aid Music has a history. Its first audible bud might be Battle Pieces from 2015, featuring half of ...

By Paul Acquaro I think it is easy to get a little intimidated by a new Nate Wooley recording. There is usually a concept that tries to ans...

By  Fotis  Nikolakopoulos Living on the margins of Europe makes it very easy to miss out a lot of the current interesting stuff happening i...

By Eyal Hareuveni Glass Triangle offers a new free-improv trio of electrified, voicing strings, breath and bell and horn and dru...

By Stef Gijssels Catching up with some albums that have been waiting to be reviewed. A whole bunch of solo sax albums. Here is music for eve...