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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Steve Hunt, Mike Miller, The Trackers, Markus Reuter And Lee Puckett

by Len Davis
April 1, 2022

Steve Hunt featuring Allan Holdsworth, Mike Miller with his new release Trust; more from The Trackers with Gary Husband and Kentucky bassist Lee Puckett. Playlist Steve Hunt “Wring It Out" from From Your Heart and Soul Spice Rack) 00:00 Cristian Tamblay “Revolutions" from Revolutions (Self Produced) 06:59 Mike Miller “Bipolar Bear" from Trust (Blue ...

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Ben Matthews, Greg Spero, Iwan Vanhetten, Simon Phillips, David Binney, Lost Tribe

by Len Davis
February 25, 2022

More from Australian pianist Ben Matthews, from his album From There To Here. Nicola Andrioli from Skylight , Greg Spero and David Binney. Playlist Ben Matthews “Or Had You Forgotten" from From There To Here (Self Produced) 00:00 Nicola Andrioli “Bright Spark" from Skylight (Heartcore) 07:06 Greg Spero “Straight Shooter" from The Chicago Experiment ...

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Mark Lettieri, Fernando Molinari, Markus Reuter and Stephan Thelen

by Len Davis
February 11, 2022

New and recent releases from Mark Lettieri, Oliver Zisko, Fernando Molinari, Olga Konkova, Markus Reuter and Stephan Thelen.Playlist Mark Lettieri “Nebulae" from Deep:The Baritone Sessions Vol 2 (Ground Up) 00:00 Oliver Zisko"Travelin'" from Global Warming (Self Produced) 06:55 Fernando Molinari “Ocean Wind" from Reaching Inside (Self Produced) 13:48 Olga Konkova “The Man With A ...

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Markus Reuter, Stephan Thelen, Protocol and Oz Noy

by Len Davis
February 4, 2022

New releases from Stephan Thelen with Fractal Guitar 2-Remixes, Markus Reuter from Truce 2, Oz Noy and Nicola Andrioli.Playlist Markus Reuter"One Cut Suffices" from Truce 2 (Moonjune) 00:00 Stephan Thelen “Point Of Inflection" from Fractal guitar 2 Remixes (Moonjune) 06:30 Simon Phillips Protocol"When The Cat's Away" from Protocol 5 (Phantom) 13:10 Shawn Needham “DFUNK22" ...

Article: Year in Review

Mark Sullivan's Favorite Recordings of 2021

by Mark Sullivan
January 11, 2022

2021 may have been a year best forgotten in many ways, as the pandemic continued to make “normal life" look like a distant memory. There was a brief bright spot after the introduction of the vaccines, only to be crushed by the emergence of the Delta variant, then the Omicron. Yet somehow there was plenty of ...

Album

Fractal Guitar 2 - Remixes

By Stephan Thelen

Label: MoonJune Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Point Of Inflection (Stephan Thelen Remix); Ladder To The Stars (Jah Wobble Remix); Celestial Navigation (Stephan Thelen Remix); Point Of Inflection (David Torn Mix); Mercury Transit (Barry Clevaland Mix Translation); Point Of Inflection (Bill Laswell Translation).

Album

Aufbruch

By J. Peter Schwalm

Label: RareNoiseRecords
Released: 2021
Track listing: Der Aufbruch; Von Anbeginn; Ruckzug; Abbau; Ein Riss; Der Iange Weg; Lebewohl; Losgelost; Abschied.

Album

Fractal Guitar 2

By Stephan Thelen

Label: MoonJune Records
Released: 2021
Track listing: Cosmic Krautrock; Fractal Guitar 2; Mercury Transit; Ladder To The Stars; Celestial Navigation; Point Of Inflection.

Article: Album Review

J. Peter Schwalm & Markus Reuter: Aufbruch

Read "Aufbruch" reviewed by Mark Sullivan

by Mark Sullivan
July 27, 2021

German electro-acoustic composer J. Peter Schwalm is probably best known for collaborating with Brian Eno on Drawn From Life (Opal, 2001) and other projects. More recently, he created How We Fall (RareNoise, 2018) and Neuzeit (RareNoise, 2020), the latter a collaboration with Norwegian trumpeter Arve Henriksen. Touch guitarist and composer Markus Reuter has been prolific, recent ...

Article: Album Review

J. Peter Schwalm & Markus Reuter: Aufbruch

Read "Aufbruch" reviewed by Doug Collette

by Doug Collette
July 12, 2021

The first recorded collaboration between J. Peter Schwalm and Markus Reuter, Aufbruch, is one of those very rare and unusual albums that unobtrusively, almost surreptitiously, wends its way into the subconscious. It compels repeated and often frequent replays, not so much to comprehend the arcane sounds, but to simply become immersed in the moods and textures ...