The Free Jazz Collective

On Sunday I saw a concert of The Digital Primitives, with Cooper-Moore, Assif Tsahar and Chad Taylor, a remarkable trio full of the force o...

On a previous review , I shared my appreciation's for Boston guitarist Jeff Platz's use of gentle openness, his free approach to fam...

Polish saxophonist Adam Pierończyk writes compositions which come often very close to those of French bassist Henri Texier, with long themes...

Starting in January 2007, a little of three years ago, I have now reached my 1,000th CD review, actually three days ago already.You can view...

Every new "Atomic" album is something to look out for. All of their albums are at the same high level of composition, interplay, i...

Japanese trumpeter Natsuki Tamura is a person with many aspects, including the two faces of two of his new albums. He can be very sweet, har...

I am not a fan of big bands, even small big bands, yet there are some exceptions. Some of Charlie Haden's albums for instance, or Carla ...

A born American and a naturalized American, both with Italian roots and a very personal approach to creative music, both have played music f...

This is certainly not William Parker's first solo album, he already released "Lifting The Sanctions", "Testimony" a...

This is the third album of this young Canadian band, a very rich and very welcoming one. Working on the boundaries of post-jazz and post-roc...