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Zanussi Five: Zanussi Five
by AAJ Staff
The Zanussi Five, brainchild of Norwegian bassist Per Zanussi, showcases his vivid, wide-ranging compositions. Zanussi is a powerful bassist with a huge, booming tone, and impeccable time, even at racehorse tempos. This music is vibrant, fast, and very modern. It is expressionistic, replete with saxophones that sigh, moan, honk, and howl. At the same time, it ...
Jonas Kullhammar Quartet/Norrbotten Big Band: Snake City North
by Jack Bowers
It's been a while since we've heard from Sweden's intrepid Norrbotten Big Band from up near the Arctic Circle. On that last occasion (Future North, Double-Time, 1998), the NBB was led by American trumpeter Tim Hagans; this time, it is in the company of Swedish tenor saxophonist Jonas Kullhammar's impressive quartet. The quartet-within-a-band format is a ...
Jonas Kullhammar: Snake City North
by Clifford Allen
Where American jazz culture left off, Europe appears to have picked up some of the slack in a longstanding tradition of big bands. Though they're not always more economically viable on the other side of the pond, their mark on post-bebop jazz has nevertheless been undeniable. In addition to the freer organizations like Globe Unity, the ...
Plays Loud for the People
Label: Moserobie
Released: 2004
Track listing: 1. Snake City East (6:18)
2. Slow Drop (7:23)
3. Miss Mira (7:06)
4. Time Slips by Without a World (3:21)
5. Bebopalulia (6:11)
6. Behind Delight (5:43)
7. Instant Soul (5:58)
8. Peace 2003 (3:48)
9. Ruskitoonies McAroonies (11:23)
Jonas Kullhammar: Plays Loud for the People
by Ty Cumbie
Jonas Kullhammar has a cool name. Its implications in English also make it somewhat appropriate sounding: this young sax virtuoso has a big sound, like a cool hammer. The new CD from his excellent quartet also looks goofily cool, with a youthful-looking painting that makes Kullhammar out to be far more gangly than he actually looks ...
Dog Out: Dog Out
by Matthew Wuethrich
Sex Mob’s Steven Bernstein has stated that he wants the group to revive the spirit of jazz, the spirit where people used to go out and “...listen to the music, go home and get laid.” Dog Out blares the same chord, like Sex Mob’s seedier, more bohemian (and Swedish) cousin. On their debut album these musicians ...
