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Chrome Hill: The Explorer

Read "The Explorer" reviewed by Alberto Bazzurro


A cinque anni dal precedente Country Of Lost Borders e a dieci dall'opera prima Earthlings, ecco a noi questo che è il terzo album esplicitamente targato Chrome Hill (in precedenza, fra 2003 e 2005, ci sono due lavori come Damp, con diverso sassofonista), quartetto norvegese i cui membri sono curiosamente nati tutti nell'arco di un anno ...

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Christian Sands: Facing Dragons

Read "Facing Dragons" reviewed by Chris Mosey


Christian Sands is already being hailed as the greatest jazz pianist of his generation. The question now is will he follow in the footsteps of piano virtuosos like Art Tatum, Oscar Peterson and Errol Garner and concentrate on keyboard fireworks? Or will he choose other outlets for his immense talent, DownBeat magazine seemingly paving the way ...

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Marcin Wasilewski Trio: Live

Read "Live" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic


Recorded by Flemish radio in Antwerp 2016 without the trio's knowledge, this accidental live disc not only delivers to followers of this long-lived Polish unit an essential live document, it washes over newcomers like a cresting baptismal wave that never stops cleansing the soul and senses.Nearing thirty years as a unit--they also served as ...

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Caleb Wheeler Curtis: Brothers

Read "Brothers" reviewed by Dan Bilawsky


Brotherhood comes in multiple forms--genetic, fraternal, and professional, to mention the most applicable--but all are bound by a sense of fellow feeling and shared experience(s). That truth rests at the heart of this, saxophonist Caleb Wheeler Curtis' debut album. The obvious nods to brotherhood here come in the form of this album's title, ...

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The Fearless Flyers: The Fearless Flyers

Read "The Fearless Flyers" reviewed by John Bricker


The Fearless Flyers' self-titled debut EP, released on March 23, is a brief but rewarding collection of funk jams performed with impeccable chemistry. The Fearless Flyers are a quartet of some of the United States' grooviest virtuosos including Joe Dart on bass, Nate Smith on drums, and Cory Wong and Mark Lettieri on guitars. ...

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Roz Harding - Mike Outram - Jim Bashford: Super Mood

Read "Super Mood" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


The trio covers several acres of musical terrain on this inspiring debut led by British saxophonist/educator, Roz Harding (Mike Westbrook's Uncommon Orchestra, Paul Dunmall). Indeed, it's one of those unanticipated surprises that at the very least, adds a nouveau light to the possibilities of what a hip, small ensemble rendezvous can generate. Harding and ...

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Giorgio Pacorig, Michele Rabbia, Giovanni Maier: Floating Lines

Read "Floating Lines" reviewed by Neri Pollastri


Ascoltando un disco di questo livello viene spontaneo chiedersi perché una formazione del genere non abbia un posto di primo piano sui palcoscenici, italiani ed internazionali. I musicisti sono tutti e tre ben noti e apprezzatissimi ai rispettivi strumenti: Giorgio Pacorig, tra i nostri migliori interpreti italiani del Fender Rhodes ma anche splendido pianista; Giovanni Maier, ...

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Lydian Sound Orchestra: We Resist!

Read "We Resist!" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


Cogliere lo spirito del passato nell'affrontare il presente. Sembra essere questo il tratto peculiare della Lydian Sound Orchestra e del suo leader Riccardo Brazzale, un tratto che ritroviamo quanto mai esplicito in questo palpitante lavoro ispirato a We Insist! Freedom Now Suite, il disco-manifesto di Max Roach del 1960. L'album è stato inciso all'Auditorium Parco della ...

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HHY & The Macumbas: Beheaded Totem

Read "Beheaded Totem" reviewed by James Fleming


Lurking somewhere between Sun Ra's Arkestra and the Chemical Brothers is Beheaded Totem's jarring, rocky soundscape. Every turn seems to loop back on itself in a never-ending cycle of music. The wide expanses of the synth and percussion combo create a sense of openness and space. Of a plain of sound where the horizons stretch out ...

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Peter Hedrich: New Hope

Read "New Hope" reviewed by Jack Bowers


In a blindfold test, one would be hard-pressed to name the leader on the album New Hope. According to the jacket, young German-born trombonist Peter Hedrich leads the way but while he does solo on eight of eleven numbers he's basically one of the group, laying claim to no more blowing space than his colleagues, especially ...


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