The Free Jazz Collective

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...

By Lee Rice Epstein Recently, David Adler took to JazzTimes to exclaim about the large amount of excellent guitar music composed ...

By Stef Gijssels This year we are blessed with several trumpet-piano albums. There is the excellent duet between Sylvie Courvoisier and Wada...

A intriguing new group from Berlin, the Shamanism 4tet is presented here at a show in late September at the at Kühlspot Social Club. The gr...

By Martin Schray I’ve been listening to a lot of John Butcher’s music lately, his entire repertoire. But when I heard this...

Roundtable conversation with Gary Chapin , Andrew Choate , and Lee Rice Epstein We join our tri...

By Stef Gijssels The question why some albums never get reviewed is as baffling for a seasoned reviewer as it can be for the regular reader....

By Sammy Stein An unusual pairing – that of sax and trombone makes for a worthy listen on this impressive recording. Saxophone play...