The Free Jazz Collective

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...

By Sammy Stein Evan Parker has been a fixture on the UK jazz scene for many years. His original delivery makes him distinctive, an...

freejazzblog on air , featuring free jazz blog writer Martin Schray and public radio host Julia Neupert, will broadcast on SWR2 in souther...

  Sonny Simmons  (photo by Peter Gannushkin ) By  Martin Schray If one had to name great saxophonists in...

By Fotis Nikolakopoulos For all of us who favor improvisation instead of composition, who prefer an egalitarian non-hierarchical music, it’...

 By Stef Gijssels Two deep impressions about this album. First, musically, it's again an incredibly strong listening experience, full of...

  By Paul Acquaro Emerging during the depths of the Covid winter, the Dorf Alien Trio's album, Industrial Memory , is the output from a ...

By Sammy Stein Binker Golding is releasing Moon Day  on Byrd Out records, in a trio with John Edwards on double bass and Steve Noble on drum...

By Eyal Hareuveni Berlin-based turntables magicians Swiss Joke Lanz (aka Charles Testa) and German Ignaz Schick offer two perspectives to t...