The Free Jazz Collective

By Martin Schray I guess we all agree on the statement that Joe McPhee is a real free jazz/improvisation giant. He is a master on his...

By Paolo Casertano I have the belief, not necessarily valid, that it is kind of difficult to be unconventional as a piano/bass/drums tri...

By Paul Acquaro Anders Nilsson cites fellow guitarist Raoul Bjorkenheim's solo guitar album Apocalypso  as well as solo works by Jo...

By Steve Mossberg The age of the cloud, where one can hear music from any time, place and tradition in the blink of an eye, presents th...

By  Stef         Trumpet trios are among my favorite line-ups, but incredibly difficult for the musicians to bring something substantial ...

By Philip Coombs I have found a new jazz electric fence. A record that I can play at home or at the office to guaranty 65 minutes of ...

Hi music fans, As you may have noticed in the past few weeks, our team of contributors has been broadened so that we can have more albums ...

By Martin Schray In an interview with Dan Warburton in 2003 the pianist Narada Burton Greene made it clear that the problem jazz has t...

Reviewed by Joe I haven't got any information on this one so I did a quick scout round the net to find out a few details. It seem...

By Troy Dostert Both Vijay Iyer and Rudresh Mahanthappa have enjoyed a lot of visibility and accolades over the last few years. Iyer’s His...