What happens when musical words collide? Ecstatic jazz pianist MATTHEW SHIPP encounters DJ SPOOKY THAT SUBLIMINAL KID in a freewheeling and wide-ranging conversation. Photos by Michael Galinsky
With field recordings, freeform jazz and oddball humor, REVEREND DWIGHT FRIZZELL bridges the disparate worlds of Sun Ra, Harry Smith and Harry S. Truman. Dan Warburton tells the definitive story of Missouri's foremost avant-gardist.
Drummerless minimalists TOWN & COUNTRY, PILLOW and TERMINAL 4 constitute the quieter, gentler axis of Chicago's new music scene. Story by Bill Meyer, photos by Angeline Evans.
When terrorosts attacked the WTC on September 11th, multi-reedist JOE GIARDULLO considered cancelling his scheduled recording session. Instead, with Joe McPhee and others, he responded to the day's events with healing music. Story by paul des Barros, illustration by Joshua Krause.
English doublebassist SIMON FELL samples the sounds of Ana-Maria Avram, The Small Faces, Charles Mingus, Frank Zappa, The Fall, and more. tested by Ben Watson.
plus . . . Duke Ellington's White House Birthday Bash, Joe Fonda, the Cancer Conspiracy the New Mexico new music scene Golan levin's cellphone symphony over 100 reviews of key new releases and reissues plus lots more!!!
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