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Elias Stemeseder

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Born in Salzburg, Austria in 1990, Elias lived in Berlin from 2010 and moved to New York in 2015. Besides his main instrument, the acoustic piano, he also plays synthesizers. He performs in a variety of musical idioms ranging from the song-oriented music of Jim Black's trio to contemporary classical pieces by John Zorn to the electric music of Eyebone.

Current projects include collaborations with John Zorn (John Zorn's Bagatelles), the Greg Cohen Quintet, Philipp Gropper's "Philm", Jim Black's "Malamute" Anna Webber's "Percussive Mechanics", Robert Landfermann Quintet and "OTIS+WEDDING".

Album

2025

Label: Bretford Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: what to? no words I no words II eyes/sorry

Album

2024

Label: Bretford Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: run I run II ray high purple I high purple II high purple III riddim 345 I riddim 345 II riddim 345 III

Album

Hellbent Daydream

Label: Pyroclastic Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Name Dropping Is the Lowest Form of Conversation; Bespattered Bygones; Hellbent Daydream; I'm a Nightmare and You Know It; Existential Banger Infinite Ceiling; The Arkansas Tattler; Autopsied Cloudburst.

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Partisan Ship

Label: Berthold
Released: 2026
Track listing: loyalty oath; interlude (aboard); partisan ship; interlude (adorn); mutiny meeting; interlude (adrift); blue-orange reflections; cries of the initiated; utopian micronation; afterword: partisan session.

Album

Heights Prospection

Label: Unit Records
Released: 2026
Track listing: Obvious Transmission; Crispy; EWR Hero Saynt; Jump Loud; Flight Of The Humblebee; Unstablemates; I'm In Tears, Crazy He Calls Me.

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Article: In Pictures

Jazz em Agosto 2026, Part 2

Read "Jazz em Agosto 2026, Part 2" reviewed by Petra Cvelbar


The sixth day of the 42nd edition of Jazz em Agosto continued with a performance by The Sleep of Reason Produces Monsters, featuring Mette Rasmussen on alto saxophone, Mariam Rezaei on turntables, Gabriele Mitelli on piccolo trumpet, electronics, and vocals, and Lukas König on drums, electric cymbals, and synthesizer. On the seventh day, we ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Tomasz Chyła Quintet, Alain Métrailler, Skage Larsen, Jon Henriksson and more

Read "Tomasz Chyła Quintet, Alain Métrailler, Skage Larsen, Jon Henriksson and more" reviewed by Marek J. Śmietański


The 125th episode features music drawn from albums released in March, offering a broad, international perspective on contemporary jazz. The selection brings together three noteworthy debut recordings alongside new material from established artists, creating a thoughtful balance between fresh discovery and refined artistry. Listeners can expect a diverse range of approaches--from lyrical and reflective pieces to ...

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Article: Album Review

Phillip Golub: Partisan Ship

Read "Partisan Ship" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic


In a lot off ways, it is a game of catch-up listening to Brooklyn pianist/improvisor/composer Phillip Golub once he kick-starts the oddly titled Partisan Ship into high gear with “Loyalty Oath," a piece of mad musical fiction that holds attention in place with its octopi rhythms and runaway melodies rushing in all at once. 

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Elias Stemeseder, Brandon Seabrook, Alain Metrailler, Eivind Opsvik & More

Read "Elias Stemeseder, Brandon Seabrook, Alain Metrailler, Eivind Opsvik & More" reviewed by Ludovico Granvassu


Here is a playlist of adventurous projects that also serves as a snapshot of the breadth, depth, and versatility of Austrian pianist Elias Stemeseder--heard across a range of recent recordings as sideman, co-leader, and bandleader.Happy listening!Playlist Ben Allison “Mondo Jazz Theme (feat. Ted Nash & Pyeng Threadgill)" 0:00 Brandon Seabrook “Name Dropping ...


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