Results for "Andrew MacKelvie"

Andrew MacKelvie

Many Worlds

By Andrew MacKelvie

Label: Watch That Ends The Night Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Impact/Awake; Disentomb the Brain Function; Mirror Era; Testament ; Time Dilation; Realities Blossom; What Lies Just Beyond?; Time Dilation.

Andrew MacKelvie: Many Worlds

by Glenn Astarita
May 13, 2026

In 2012, Andrew MacKelvie was struck by a drunk driver while cycling through Halifax. He broke his back, shattered his knee, and landed on his saxophone case, which likely kept his head off the pavement. What followed were months of immobility and, eventually, a compositional fixation on that sliver of time when everything might have turned ...

New Releases From MacKelvie, Douglas, Meyer, Bernhard and More

by Bob Osborne
March 5, 2026

A mixed set of new releases with a broad selections of styles in play including a preview of the type of material likely to land on Record Store Day in April 2026 i.e. the ubiquitous “previously unreleased material." Early indications are that there will be a flurry of material from archives. Pending that here is a ...

Celebrating and Reflecting Back on Guelph Jazz Festival @ 30

by Josef Woodard
October 1, 2023

Guelph Jazz Festival Guelph Otario, Canada September 14-17, 2023 There are precious few jazz festivals in the Americas adhering to what could be called the Triple-A curatorial mandate: adventurous, avant-garde and art-centric. These special cases cling to a commercially fragile, demographically marginal--and also culturally vital--realm and mission. Such conditions make ...

Unearth

By Andrew MacKelvie

Label: Self Produced
Released: 2020
Track listing: Boiling Off, Collecting Vapour; Light Through the Rubble; Wind Whistles; Moss | Rust; Skeletons; Pine Bottle Skylight; Signal Scan; Patient Sprout; Stalkers; Desertification; In Amber.

New Hermitage: Unearth

by Troy Dostert
September 20, 2020

"Collapsologists" are a new breed of thinker, committed to preparing us for life after civilization as we know it comes to an end. It's hard to read any recent account of the stark realities of climate change, or to grapple with the precarious geopolitical winds now reaching gale force, without giving at least a cursory recognition ...