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Chicken Shit Bingo

Label: Trost Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Butterfly Mushroom; Ant Eater Hornback Lizard; Smuddy Water; South Of No Return; Dancing Octopus; Move On Over; Five Of Them Survived The Dream; Found The Cabin But No People.

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Chicken Shit Bingo

Label: Trost Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Butterfly Mushroom; Ant Eater Hornback Lizard; Smuddy Water; South of No Return; Dancing Octopus; Move on over; Five of them Survived the Dream; Found the Cabin but no People.

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Article: In Pictures

Music Unlimited 38

Read "Music Unlimited 38" reviewed by Luciano Rossetti


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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Jazz Orchestras, Large Ensembles, Bigger Bands

Read "Jazz Orchestras, Large Ensembles, Bigger Bands" reviewed by David Brown


This week we take a look at jazz orchestras, large ensembles and bigger bands.Playlist Thelonious Monk “Esistrophy (Theme)" from Live at the It Club-Complete (Columbia) 01:30 Jihye Lee Orchestra “Karma" from Infinite Connections (Motéma Music) 03:00 John Hollenbeck & NDR Big Band “Marimba Hocket" from Coloring Hockets (Norddeutscher Rundfunk) 10:45 Thad Jones/Mel Lewis Jazz ...

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Article: Album Review

Scheen Jazzorkester & Cortex: Frameworks

Read "Frameworks" reviewed by John Sharpe


Frameworks is the sort of project that would be difficult to envisage anywhere other than the supportive cultural ecosystem of Norway. Calling on diverse funding streams, it brings together the 11-member Scheen Jazzorkester (SJO) and the forward looking quartet Cortex, in a venture masterminded by the latter's trumpeter Thomas Johansson. Established in 2010 as a professional ...

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Article: Album Review

Peter Brötzmann & Paal Nilssen-Love: Chicken Shit Bingo

Read "Chicken Shit Bingo" reviewed by John Sharpe


The late German reedman Peter Brötzmann thrived on hook ups with drummers. A roll call of his fellows over his career would read like a percussion who's who, but one of his most favored partners over the last period of his life was Paal Nilssen-Love. After the Norwegian had joined Brötzmann's Chicago Tentet in 2004, he ...

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Article: Album Review

Jonas Cambien's Maca Conu: Maca Conu

Read "Maca Conu" reviewed by John Sharpe


While Oslo-based Belgian pianist Jonas Cambien's Maca Conu may be a new venture, it has a lot in common with his trio which made a series of acclaimed albums, including A Zoology of the Future (Clean Feed, 2016) and We Must Mustn't We (Clean Feed, 2018). Not least of that is down to the continued tenure ...

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Article: Album Review

Friends & Neighbors: Circles

Read "Circles" reviewed by John Sharpe


Even some 60 years after its birth, the free jazz of the American New Thing remains a fertile source of inspiration in 2024. On its sixth album, Circles, Norwegian quintet Friends & Neighbors continues to find rich avenues to explore in its updated repurposing of the naked expressionism of the 1960's avant-garde. An unchanged line up ...

Article: Live Review

Banshee di Signe Emmeluth a Bologna

Read "Banshee di Signe Emmeluth a Bologna" reviewed by Libero Farnè


Signe Emmeluth: Banshee Centro di Ricerca Musicale, Teatro San Leonardo Bologna 6.5.2024 Tre giorni dopo l'apparizione del duo Mitchell-Rabbia, AngelicA 34 ha presentato in prima italiana un progetto recentissimo, che costituisce una delle espressioni più valide della vitalità dell'attuale scena nord-europea: Banshee della trentaduenne danese Signe Emmeluth, formatasi a Trondheim poi ...

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Giuseppe Doronzo: Futuro Ancestrale

Read "Futuro Ancestrale" reviewed by Mark Corroto


A mesmerizing approach to an improvising trio yields Futuro Ancestrale, which was recorded during a performance at Amsterdam's Bimhuis in June of 2022. This trio brings together Italian baritone saxophonist Giuseppe Doronzo, guitarist Andy Moor and American drummer Frank Rosaly. Doronzo (Aterraterr and AVA Trio) and Rosaly (Rempis Percussion Quartet and ¡Todos de Pie!) have relocated ...


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