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Vibration Black Finger

Lascelle "Lascelles" Gordon -- the driving force behind Vibration Black Finger -- astonishes yet again with a magnificent second album. Once more his inspiration is drawn from the obscure spiritual jazz collectives of the 1970s where he employs a vast array of like-minded collaborators to create a listening experience infused with an ever-present undercurrent of personal expression and cultural empowerment that's as enriched with ideas as it is progressive in its form. Having earned his chops as founding member of the Brand New Heavies, Campag Velocet, and Heliocentric World, Lascelle's latest album Can You See What I'm Trying to Say bursts with energy and vivid contrasts, flowing effortlessly between beat-laden grooves, oscillating improvisations, soulful recitations, audio verité, and moody atmospherics

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Article: Live Review

Clod Ensemble + Nu Civilisation Orchestra At Barbican Theatre

Read "Clod Ensemble + Nu Civilisation Orchestra At Barbican Theatre" reviewed by Chris May


Clod Ensemble + Nu Civilisation Orchestra Barbican Theatre The Black Saint And The Sinner LadyLondon September 19, 2024 We will never know exactly what Charles Mingus meant by the title of his suite The Black Saint And The Sinner Lady (Impulse!, 1963). Indeed, Mingus himself may not have ...

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Raw Odoni

Raw Odoni are a modern jazz quartet from South London formed in 2023. They are Hu Spall (ten / sop), Matthew Shorter (piano), Dan Richards (bass) & Christian Lewcock (drums).

Since starting to perform in 2025 they’ve played gigs at Karamel, Morocco Bound, Music Room London, Hill Station Cafe, Biddle Bros and at the first Hertford Jazz Festival. Upcoming gigs include The Jago and The Post Bar and return appearances at Music Room and Hill Station, where they have a residency throughout the autumn. Their gigs have a festive and sometimes ecstatic atmosphere and draw a young and enthusiastic crowd.

News: Video / DVD

New Video: Sonny Rollins at Ronnie Scott's, 1974

New Video: Sonny Rollins at Ronnie Scott's, 1974

On July 17, 1974, Sonny Rollins appeared at Ronnie Scott's jazz club in London, two years after his 1972 comeback after a lengthy sabbatical. At the time, a film was shot, then shelved and now, for the first time, it's up online. Sonny's band at Ronnie Scott's featured Sonny Rollins (ts), Rufus Harley (ss,bagpies), Yoshiaki Masuo ...

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Article: Book Review

Unapologetic Expression: The Inside Story Of The UK Jazz Explosion

Read "Unapologetic Expression: The Inside Story Of The UK Jazz Explosion" reviewed by Ian Patterson


Unapologetic Expression: The Inside Story Of The UK Jazz Explosion André Marmot 424 Pages ISBN: 978-0-571-37448-9 Faber & Faber 2024 Anyone who has kept half an eye on the UK/London jazz scene since the turn of the century will likely be aware that jazz there has gone from being ...

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Article: Chats with Cats

The Art Curator: Vincent Gérard

Read "The Art Curator: Vincent Gérard" reviewed by B.D. Lenz


Music is an auditory experience and, yet, every genre has its own set of visual iconography that evokes the spirit and feelings of that style. With a long and rich history, jazz has its own such imagery made up of seminal album cover art, iconic portraits, and artistic interpretations of the music itself. In ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

David J: Unearthing Tracks from the Attic

Read "David J: Unearthing Tracks from the Attic" reviewed by Lawrence Peryer


Today, the Spotlight shines On the musician and producer David John Haskins, better known to the world as David J (Official), bassist and co-founder of both post-punk goth band Bauhaus and, subsequently, Love and Rockets. As if having such a luminary visiting our podcast isn't enough, today's talk is guest-hosted by Spotlight On producer ...

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Marcelo Frota

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Article: Play This!

Reuben Fowler: Too Minor

Read "Reuben Fowler: Too Minor" reviewed by Scott Lichtman


Here's a mystery: What happened to composer and big band leader prodigy Reuben Fowler? In 2012 to 2013, not yet much into his twenties, Fowler won 5-star ratings and numerous best-recording awards for his debut jazz orchestra recording, Between Shadows (Edition Records, 2013). Every song on the album is a highly satisfying listen, blending crisp arrangements, ...


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