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Suicide Underground Orchid

Label: Multikulti Project
Released: 2021
Track listing: Kindhearted Part Wrestle; Wealth, To The Poison In The Wash; Goldfish Tooth Variable; In The We Some, No S Can Though; I A An Failures; The And Flesh His Resources.

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Pagan Chant

Label: Clean Feed Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: The Womb; Rite Of Passage; Psilocybe Cubensis; Pagan Chant; Dionysus Carnival; The Eulogy.

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Chanting In The Name Of

Label: Clean Feed Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Anahata; Keep Looking; Chanting in the Name Of; Connecting the Dots; May's Flavour.

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Beats The Plague

Label: TryTone
Released: 2021
Track listing: Nillepez; The Voice Of Dust And Trash; Fuck The Pest; Bageshri; Zoowiezoo; Four20; Sex & Pestilence; Sesler6; I’ll Call You In A Hundred Meters.

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Ritual Habitual: Pagan Chant

Read "Pagan Chant" reviewed by Mark Corroto


All great music, at least in the jazz and improvisation world, shares a resonance of back to the future. Call it a placeholder, or flag planted so listeners can find their way, not only back, but forward. The trio Ritual Habitual plants that flag with Pagan Chant as an invitation to accompany them on a journey ...

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John Coltrane & New Clean Feed Releases

Read "John Coltrane & New Clean Feed Releases" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


"Acknowledgment" from the new John ColtraneA Love Supreme Live In Seattle highlights this episode of OMJ along with a taste of some excellent new releases from Portugal's Clean Feed Records--Friends & Neighbors, Joao Lencastre & Communion, The Rite Of Trio, and Lisbon Underground Music Ensemble. Also in the Clean Feed batch but played in earlier shows ...

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Gordon Grdina, Milton Man Gogh, & Jungle Debris

Read "Gordon Grdina, Milton Man Gogh, & Jungle Debris" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


Vancouver guitarist and oud specialist Gordon Grdina decided starting his own label—Attaboygirl—was a necessary direction in which to head; he's released two very different recordings to start: the all solo, Pendulum, and Kloski with his quartet Square Peg which includes Mat Maneri, Christian Lillinger and Shahzad Ismaily. The Australian trio, Milton Man Gogh, is back with ...

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Ikizukuri + Susana Santos Silva: Suicide Underground Orchid

Read "Suicide Underground Orchid" reviewed by John Sharpe


For its second album, the power trio Ikizukuri, comprising German saxophonist Julius Gabriel, Portuguese electric bassist Gonçalo Almeida and drummer Gustavo Costa, joins forces with trumpeter Susana Santos Silva for a brash 40-minute thrash blending free jazz, noise, metal and electronics. While the band's name refers to a gruesome strand of Japanese cuisine which entails seafood ...

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The Latest From Clean Feed Records

Read "The Latest From Clean Feed Records" reviewed by Mark Corroto


2021 marks the twentieth year of Lisbon's Clean Feed Records. Listeners went from thinking ”who knew there was jazz in Portugal?" to acknowledging the label as the flag bearer of jazz' vanguard. Besides releasing music by Evan Parker, Mats Gustafsson, Steve Lehman, Julius Hemphill, Charles Gayle, Anthony Braxton, Elliott Sharp, Eric Revis, Harris Eisenstadt, and Kris ...

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chuffDRONE, Treesearch & Mark Segger

Read "chuffDRONE, Treesearch & Mark Segger" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


This episode is a mixed bag of some newer releases and some recent ones definitely worthy of revisiting. The Austrian quintet chuffDrone takes an interesting approach to its highly polished improvisation, while the duo of bassist Rob Clutton and saxophonist Tony Malaby create an album of gems on Offering; it's the kind of personal connection that ...


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