The Free Jazz Collective

By Keith Prosk Markus Eichenberger and Christoph Gallio improvise ten obliquely intersecting melodies for clarinet and soprano saxopho...

By William Rossi As a well-documented diehard Keiji Haino fan, this year he'd already delivered some great music: his tran...

By Nick Metzger It’s widely acknowledged that New York saxophonist and composer James Brandon Lewis is a special musician. ...

By Eyal Hareuveni For years, the Free Jazz Blog has followed the sonic adventures of pianist-composer Satoko Fujii and trumpeter Natsuki...

By Keith Prosk Laura Altman, Monica Brooks, and Magda Mayas play two live environments for clarinet, accordion, and piano on the 4...

By Irena Stevanovska From the flourishing Polish Jazz Scene, Marek Pospielszalski strikes again - this time with an admirable quart...

By Ron Coulter The swinging Slovenian free jazz trio, TiTiTi, is Jure Boršič (alto saxophone, clarinet), Jošt Drašler (double b...

By Gary Chapin I was surprised to see that we had not reviewed these gems, but not surprised to see that I was the one who’d promised ...

By Guido Montegrandi When musicians go solo, their space expands and they confront (among other things) the choice to fill it with...

By Stuart Broomer “The spiky unabashed electric eclecticism of the guitar, and my own skew-whiff, bomb-dropping bashing, wil...