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Article: Album Review

John Hebert: Spiritual Lover

Read "Spiritual Lover" reviewed by Stuart Broomer

by Stuart Broomer

John Hébert's skills as a bassist have been amply apparent for several years, in projects that have called on rock-solid tone, time and pitch to imaginative free improvisation. But Byzantine Monkey (Clean Feed, 2009) demonstrated his substantial talents as a composer and bandleader, fronting a quintet/sextet dense in reeds and percussion. On Spiritual Lover he's taken ...

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Article: Opinion

Clean Feed Records: Looking Outwards

Read "Clean Feed Records: Looking Outwards" reviewed by Pedro Costa

by Pedro Costa

When Clean Feed first started I never imagined that we would have almost 200 releases after nine years. I guessed that we would put out about two or three records every year and have a hundred CDs released after a lifetime. I think one of the reasons for this thinking was the fact ...

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Article: Album Review

Keefe Jackson Quartet: Seeing You See

Read "Seeing You See" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins

The vibrant Chicago jazz scene has been home to many impressive young artists, most of whom collaborate in a rotating roster of collective ensembles. This communal approach has yielded a deep pool of talented individuals intimately familiar with each other's working methods, providing them with a sort of regional shorthand. Multi-reedist Keefe Jackson is one such ...

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Lawnmover: West

Read "West" reviewed by Troy Collins

by Troy Collins

Drummer Luther Gray explains in the brief liner notes to West, the debut of his ensemble Lawnmower, that the album is an attempt to reconcile the various genres he has worked in throughout his musical development. From his early days spent in punk bands like Tsunami, to his jazz-oriented work as a sideman with fellow Bostonians ...

Article: Album Review

Pinton - Kullhammar - Zetterberg - Nordeson: Chant

Read "Chant" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

A Coimbra, patria del fado “accademico," il festival jazz offre sempre una programmazione molto affine all'estetica dell'ottima etichetta portoghese Clean Feed, e in piena sintonia con il suo patron Pedro Costa. Non è la prima volta che formazioni di area svedese pubblicano per Clean Feed registrazioni live fatte al festival: accadde anche per il tenor sassofonista ...

Article: Album Review

Kirk Knuffke: Amnesia Brown

Read "Amnesia Brown" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

L'idillio, musicalmente parlando, nasce all'interno della Nublu Orchestra, la formazione diretta ogni lunedì nell'omonimo locale da Lawrence Butch Morris. Knuffke, Wollesen e Wieselman scoprono più di una affinità elettiva ed il trombettista decide di incidere proprie composizioni utilizzando il talento di Wieselman, sia al clarinetto che alla chitarra, dando vita così ad una sorta di doppio ...

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Will Holshouser Trio with Bernardo Sassetti: Palace Ghosts and Drunken Hymns

Read "Palace Ghosts and Drunken Hymns" reviewed by Mark Corroto

by Mark Corroto

Inspired by the sights, sounds, and people of Lisbon, Portugal, American accordionist Will Holshouser collaborates with Portuguese pianist Bernardo Sassetti on a recording that is equal parts jazz (European and American), folk (again European and American--both North and South American), and chamber music. While it may take an ethnomusicologist to sort out all the roots and ...

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Samuel Blaser Quartet: Pieces of Old Sky

Read "Pieces of Old Sky" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni

by Eyal Hareuveni

Swiss-born, Berlin-based trombonist Samuel Blaser is a musician to watch. He has a unique and personal vision, imaginative scope of articulation, and an ability to communicate and surprise with his sonic discoveries and ideas. This excellent new recording, his best so far, impresses more with every listening. The album was recorded in New York with three ...

Article: Album Review

Sei Miguel: Esfingico - Suite for a jazz combo

Read "Esfingico - Suite for a jazz combo" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Più o meno tutti attivi artisticamente dagli inizi degli anni Ottanta, i cinque primattori di Esfingico lavorano con le vele rivolte al vento dell'avanguardia. Alla guida Sei Miguel, carismatico trombettista ma più che altro creatore ed analizzatore di nuovi suoni di quel particolare micro-universo a se stante che risponde al nome di Portogallo/Lisbona. Nato nel 1961 ...

Article: Album Review

Tony Malaby's Apparitions: Voladores

Read "Voladores" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff

by AAJ Italy Staff

Se mai ce ne fosse ancora bisogno, questa incisione conferma Tony Malaby come un gigante tra i sassofonisti della generazione dei quaranta/cinquantenni. Troppo spesso considerato musicista per musicisti o side-man di lusso nonostante una manciata di album a proprio nome di tutto rispetto, Malaby in questo Voladores mostra tutto il suo valore di compositore, di solista ...


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