The Free Jazz Collective

By Stefan Wood Simply gorgeous music.  That was my first thought when listening to Shoebox View, Naomi Moon Siegel's excellent ...

By Nicola Negri Yukihiro Isso – Nohkan (nohflute), shinobue, dengakubue, gemshorn and recorder Roger Turner – percussion On...

By Colin Green Rodrigo Amado first caught my attention on two albums as part of a trio with Kent Kessler (double-bass) and Paal Nilssen...

By Martin Schray William S. Burroughs is one of the icons of pop culture. With Jack Kerouac and Allen Ginsberg he belongs to the triumvi...

By David Menestres Sedimental You is the new album from Mark Dresser featuring his compositions performed by an unusually beautifu...

By Chris Haines Jeff Platz’s music over the years has had a remarkable consistency to it, and none more so than his work within the tri...

By Eyal Hareuveni A few recent releases by and with Swedish musicians that guarantee to keep your ears warm, even in the coming, freezing ...

By  Martin Schray Switchback - the name says it all. On the one hand the word describes a serpentine path or several sweeping roads on a...

By Stef In 2009, Mark Dresser (bass), Larry Ochs (tenor & sopranino) and Vladimir Tarasov (drums) met for a trio performance at the ...

By Lee Rice Epstein Roji is primarily a duo with Gonçalo Almeida and drummer Jörg A. Schneider. This is not the Almeida of Lama , which...