Monday, March 31, 2025

Skin of A Drum – Alexithymia (Aosmosis, 2024)

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By Nick Ostrum Emerging out of a canceled-gig-turned-studio-session, Skin of a Drum is the quartet of Pavel Aleshin, Serena Pagan...
Sunday, March 30, 2025

Chuck Roth @ DMG

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Chuck Roth is a guitarist living and working in New York City. Here, he is playing a solo set at the venerable Downtown Music Gallery, explo...
Saturday, March 29, 2025

Tom Weeks - Paranoid II (Wolfsblood, 2025) *****

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By Don Phipps Alto saxophonist Tom Weeks creates an amazing tour de force of muscular, musical intensity on his album Para...

Archived 1979 Interview: Roscoe Mitchell Hits New Level of Musical Existence

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Roscoe Mitchell, circa 1978. Photographer unknown. By Don Phipps Roscoe Mitchell sat down with me on February 4, 1979 before ...
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Thursday, March 27, 2025

Jeff Parker ETA IVtet - The Way Out of Easy (International Anthem, 2024)

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By Stuart Broomer The Way Out of Easy is the second two-LP set to appear by Jeff Parker’s ETA quartet, and like its predecessor, ...
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Wednesday, March 26, 2025

Zlatko Kaučič @ 70 - Inkling (Fundacja Słuchaj, 2024)

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  By Eyal Hareuveni Slovenian master drummer-percussionist and seminal free improviser Zlatko Kaučič celebrated his 70th anniversar...
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Tuesday, March 25, 2025

Juno 3 - Proxemics (Buster and Friends, 2025)

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By Sammy Stein Han Earl Park, Pat Thomas, and Lara Jones need little introduction to fans of alluring, free music but for those not f...
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Monday, March 24, 2025

Rupp–Rößler–Hall - self-titled (audiosemantics, 2025)

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By Martin Schray Rupp-Rößler-Hall is a purely acoustic project with musicians from the Berlin Echtzeit scene, consisting of...
Sunday, March 23, 2025

Pascal Niggenkemper's Tuvalu Ensemble

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The German-French bassist Pascal Niggenkemper, together with his international Tuvalu Ensemble - Elisabeth Coudoux (cello), Ben La Mar G...
Saturday, March 22, 2025

William Parker/Hugo Costa/Philipp Ernsting - Pulsar (NoBusiness, 2024)

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By Ken Blanchard William Parker is one of the main reasons I began listening to free jazz. His early recordings ( The Peac...