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Sonar: Static Motion

Read "Static Motion" reviewed by John Kelman


At a time when more recordings are released than ever before, it's rare to find a group that not just changes the way music is made, but the way it's defined. That description could easily fit Swiss pianist Nik Bartsch and his longstanding group Ronin, its Ritual Groove Music jettisoning overt virtuosity and conventional form for ...

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Thumbscrew: Thumbscrew

Read "Thumbscrew" reviewed by Troy Collins


Thumbscrew is the self-titled debut of a two-year-old trio featuring guitarist Mary Halvorson, bassist Michael Formanek and drummer Tomas Fujiwara. As leading members of the next generation, Halvorson and Fujiwara have honed their finely-tuned rapport in numerous ensembles over the years, including cornetist Taylor Ho Bynum's flagship sextet, where they first met Formanek, who subbed for ...

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Miriodor: Cobra Fakir

Read "Cobra Fakir" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Hailing from Canada, Miriodor's 35-year existence has yielded a fruitful discography, as the band is nestled within a Rock in Opposition (R.I.O) stylization that transcends progressive rock into various spatial aspects and genres. The musicians share this categorization, steeped in experimentalism with European ensembles, Present and Univers Zero, for example. Now a trio, the artists' current ...

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Mary Halvorson - Michael Formanek - Tomas Fujiwara: Thumbscrew

Read "Thumbscrew" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Kindred musical spirits unite on this composers' cooperative, featuring three musicians who have been forerunners and antagonists of new-fangled directions in the avant-garde jazz spectrum, other than ripping into customary modern jazz fare with a vengeance. The artists' divergent discographies offer a worldly testament to these aspects, besides their work as first-call session aces. With Michael ...

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Zevious: Passing Through The Wall

Read "Passing Through The Wall" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Here's a group that started out as a no-frills jazz guitar trio. They've become louder and more aggressive, incorporating Machiavellian- like chutzpah, tinted with a punkish 'tude, spanning hardcore jazz- fusion and vintage progressive rock mechanisms. With an in-your-face modus operandi, the band intimates a high metabolism rate through a punishing impetus. The musicians' literally bust ...

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Pixel: We Are Small Pixels

Read "We Are Small Pixels" reviewed by Glenn Astarita


Hailing from Norway, Pixel's debut release Reminder (Cuneiform, 2012) was a shot of adrenaline for many aficionados and critics with its sprightly and irrefutably seamless alliance between Indie Rock and progressive jazz. Led by bassist Ellen Andrea Wang and her alluring pop-like vocal delivery, there are few operating entities that sport a signature sound, merging technically ...

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Parts Of The Entirety

Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: Unsettled cyclists peloton; Collapse of time; Rhubanabarb; Shape suggestion; An eccentric introvert in a study filled with broken mirrors; Astroepos; Buy 2, Take 3

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September

Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2013

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Sky Bleached

Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: 01. "White Nights"; 02. Barocco; 03. Psychic Journey; 04. Mayan Sun; 05. White Magic; 06. Soft Rain on a Dead Sea; 07. Time Stalkers; 08. Translucent Spheres; 09. Dreamspell; 10. Sky Bleached.

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Synesthesia

Label: Cuneiform Records
Released: 2013
Track listing: 1. Johnny Utah; 2. M.C.; 3. Cusba; 4. WK51; 5. Walking...; 6. Brighton; 7. Left Over Shoes; 8. Lobi Mobi/Hotel 66; 9. Mexican Gift Shop; 10. Lars Von Trier; 11. If Only.


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