The Free Jazz Collective

By Charlie Watkins   Aerodynamics is the newest release from ‘psychoacoustic clarinettist’ Kai Fagaschinski. This record contains two t...

By Richard Blute   How could I pass on this album? It has a wildly enigmatic title with a horror movie vibe. (I’ll bet you didn’t know “...

Sei Miguel. Photo by Nuno Martins By Nuno Catarino, courtesy of jazz.pt   Sei Miguel passed away on November 11 in Lisbon, aged 64. A ...

By Fotis Nikolakopoulos This recording coming from a tour of the Balkans (Greece, Northern Macedonia, Serbia and Bulgaria) is trea...

By Stef Gijssels This brilliant trio of Anna Webber on saxes and flutes, Matt Mitchell on piano and John Hollenbeck on drums treat us to a f...

It's always fun for us to drop in on the Downtown Music Gallery in New York City to check the pulse of the ever changing avant-garde sce...

By  Ferruccio Martinotti An ideal Mt. Rushmore of jazz should certainly show “A love supreme” as one of the figureheads c...

By  Hrayr Attarian The work of the Copenhagen-based trio Bloomers, named after the American women’s rights activist Amelia Bloomer, is a he...

By Martin Schray Recently, based on the release of Lampen’s Würgeengel , I confessed my soft spot for guitar/drum duos. And what could be b...

By Eyal Hareuveni Tom Soloveitzik is an Israeli soprano and tenor sax player and sound artist based in Paris, who has spent the re...