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Single Engine
Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2008
Track listing: Standard Arrival Route; Flutonette; Sweden; B; Turkey, Texas; Bansull; Ardal One Alpha; Kokarde; Amergris;
Crying in the Rain.
Camel Walk
Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2008
Track listing: Drifting down the Nile; Haunted; A cup of coffee and some danish pastries; Camel Walk; Bits; Quite at rest; Hurry, slowly; Sliding doors; Traveling pass; We interrupt for a short commercial.
Office Essentials
By The Core
Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2008
Track listing: Bolero; Brooklyn Serenade; Song for Eive; Free-Bird; The Shadow; New Thing.
Beauty Came to Us in Stone
Label: Jazzland Recordings
Released: 2008
Track listing: Close Encounters of the Mung Kind; Inexpired Pyro:
What Took You So Long?; Slaptops; Navigator; The
Ghost of Cauldron M/ I Cannot Live in Sin; Jet Setter;
The Ancient and the Innocent; Technon Thai; When
You're in Need (is a Constant Thing in Change).
Atomic: Retrograde
by John Kelman
Plenty has been written about the intersection--past and present--between members of the Swedish/Norwegian collective Atomic, and Chicago's Ken Vandermark's countless projects. Most telling, perhaps, is this simple fact: were Atomic American-based, there's little doubt it would garner similar accolades from a considerably larger audience unafraid of the kind of fearless experimentation that's been the quintet's signature ...
Maria Kannegaard Trio: Camel Walk
by John Kelman
Camel Walk is Danish-born, longtime Norwegian-based pianist Maria Kannegaard's third trio release since Breaking the Surface (ACT, 2000), retaining the same line-up as Quiet Joy (Jazzland, 2005). Those looking for largely delineated solos may have to go elsewhere; Kannegaard's approach has more to do with gradual, almost hypnotic evolution and collective interaction than a conventional approach ...
Punkt / Sidsel Endresen / Jon Hassell: Live Remixes Vol. 1
by John Kelman
If there's any downside to Norway's intrepid Punkt Fest, it's the inherently restricted audience capable of participating in its profound experience. While performances from artists spanning the entire musical spectrum are almost always captivating, it's Punkt's premise of following each show with a Live Remix, where other musicians interact with radical manipulations of the music just ...
Motif: Apo Calypso
by John Kelman
When you have a winning combination, it's best not to mess with it. When guitarist Pat Metheny hooked up with Brad Mehldau, the pianist's trio was already such a strong, flexible unit that Metheny grabbed it in its entirety for his two-CD project. While the order of events may not be quite the same, Atomic pianist ...
Hakon Kornstad: Single Engine
by Budd Kopman
Saxophonist Håkon Kornstad, although barely into his thirties, has been involved over the last ten years in many different projects spanning many genres, always trying to stretch himself and expand the tools needed for self-expression. He has developed a distinctive sound on his horn and for those who know his music, an attitude that is serious, ...
The Core: Office Essentials
by John Kelman
Those believing the Norwegian scene is all about Nordic Cool and electro-centric improv might change their minds after hearing The Core's Office Essentials. Owing as much to John Coltrane's classic mid-1960s quartet as it does the closer-to-home Jan Garbarek/Bobo Stenson Quartet of the 1970s, The Core is as far from cool as you can get; delivering ...
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