The Free Jazz Collective

By Eyal Hareuveni German experimental guitarist and luthier Hans Reichel (1949-2011) invented in the mid-eighties the ...

By Nick Ostrum Szilárd Mezei had been on a roll over the last few years, releasing gem ...

By Gary Chapin It’s been one of my joys this week to have all eight volumes of John Zorn’s Bagatelles on my phone. We’ve had two substa...

By Keith Prosk Kyle Bruckmann (English horn, oboe), Andrew Raffo Dewar (soprano saxophone), Gino Robair (percussion), and John Shiurba (...

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

By Jim Marks Luke Stewart kicks off the new year with a saxophone trio release featuring Brian Settles on tenor and Chad Taylor on...

By Stuart Broomer Brooklyn’s 577 Records has been issuing some extraordinarily good examples of current English free improvisati...

By Nick Ostrum As with many musicians, German reedist Udo Schindler had been pushed to his archival material by the pandemic ...

By Ron Coulter Granular Bastards is Valeria Miracapillo (laptop) and Albert Cirera (saxophones). Tacit Ground was reco...

By Eyal Hareuveni Mitochondria is a spectacular, historic live recording of two forefathers of the Japanese free jazz and free mus...