The Free Jazz Collective

By Nick Metzger Incredible music here from the Belgian duo Poor Isa - augmented this time round with Evan Parker on saxopho...

By Stef If you are a jazz purist, there is no need to read further. If you're a musical adventurer, please continue reading. Last ye...

[b]By  Stef [/b] Some music does not require melody or even a variety of notes. Its focus is on the sound itself, on its colors and shades...

By Paolo Casertano I have always considered Ingar Zach as a synesthetic musician. Last time I had the chance to attend one of his pe...

That minimalism is not always a recipe for boring music, is wonderfully demonstrated by this fantastic album by Australian Jim Denley on alt...

By Eyal Hareuveni Three distinct Norwegian composer - guitarist Kim Myhr, tenor sax player Hanna Paulsberg and double bass player Ol...

Like in the previous years, I would like to highlight the musicians that I thought made a difference to me, either by being very productive ...

Reviewed by Joe Ingar Zach, Martin Küchen and Nikos Veliotis make up the trio known as Looper. If I've read correctly this is their ...

By Stef In September, we already reviewed Chad Taylor's Myths & Moral s , and Lucas Niggli's Alchemia Garden , but there is mo...

By Stef I don't have much time today. Hence a very short review about some exceptional minimalist noise by Norwegians Ingar Zach and I...

By Eyal Hareuveni   Confluencia  is the fifth installation in the Danish-Argentinian Mark Solborg’s TUNGEMÅL (idiom or tongue in Danish...