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Mark Corroto's Best Releases Of 2020
Quin Kirchner The Shadows And The Light
Astral Spirits
Rudresh Mahanthappa Hero .Trio
Whirlwind Recordings
Matthew Shipp The Piano Equation
Tao Forms
Jon Irabagon I Don't Hear Nothin' But The Blues Volume 3: Anatomical Snuffbox
Irabbagast Records
James Brandon Lewis / Chad Taylor Live in Willisau
Intakt Records
Daniel Bingert Berit In Space
Moserobie
Peter Brötzmann / Maâlem Mokhtar Gania / Hamid Drake The Catch Of A Ghost
I Dischi Di Angelica
Claire Daly Rah! Rah!
Ride Cymbal
Fred Hersch Songs From Home
Palmetto Records
Un Poco Loco Ornithologie
Umlaut Records
Roscoe Mitchell Quartet Come And See What There Is To See
The Label
Alexander von Schlippenbach Slow Pieces For Aki
Intakt Records
Ambrose Akinmusire On The Tender Spot Of Every Calloused Moment
Blue Note Records
Webber / Morris Big Band Both Are True
Greenleaf Records
Chris Pitsiokos Speak In Tongues And Hope For The Gift Of Interpretation
Relative Pitch Records
Dave Rempis / Jeff Parker / Ingebrigt Håker Flaten / Jeremy Cunningham Stringers & Struts
Aerophonic Records
Craig Taborn / Junk Magic Compass Confusion
Pyroclastic Records
Marshall Allen / Sun Ra Arkestra Swirling
Strut Records
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