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Tribute To Peter Brotzmann at Pardon To Tu
by Ziga Koritnik
A collection of musicians portraits from the 3 Nights In Tribute To Peter Brötzmann at Pardon, To Tu in Warsaw, Poland, from May 27 to May 29, 2024; featuring Caspar Brotzmann, Mats Gustafsson, John Corbett, Joe McPhee, Hamid Drake, Paal Nilssen-Love, Keiji Haino, Jason Adasiewicz, Mette Rasmussen, Virgina Genta, Marino Pliakas, Michael Wertmuller, Jan St. Werner, ...
Peter Brötzmann / Toshinori Kondo / Sabu Toyozumi: Complete Link
by John Sharpe
Complete Link offers classic Peter Brötzmann, albeit of a modern vintage. The German reed iconoclast combines with two Japanese peers, trumpeter Toshinori Kondo and drummer Sabu Toyozumi for almost 70 minutes of fiery live action. Recorded in Japan in 2016, this is their first recording as a trio, although as pioneers in their respective countries, their ...
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.
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.
Triangle - Live At OHM 1987
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Spinal Column; Toh-ro; Yuh-ru Yuru; Membrane System; Triangle; Valentine Chocolate; Depth Of Focus; Peter & Sabu's Points.
Complete Link
Label: NoBusiness Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: To the Nature from the Heat; First Monorail; Memories of Wuppertal.
Ingebrigt Håker Flaten (Exit) Knarr: Breezy
by Rob Garratt
When news of Jaimie Branch's passing broke in 2022, there was an understandably huge outpouring of tributes from different corners of the jazz community. While an eternal punk rocker at heart, Branch was also a distinctly millennial musician, and a fitting figurehead for the recent wave of borderless improvised music that came out of Chicago's International ...
Derek Bailey Sabu Toyozumi: Breath Awareness
by John Sharpe
English guitarist Derek Bailey was a regular visitor to Japan, where he was particularly appreciated. Audiences were such that after his first tour in 1978, he reportedly brought home the money to buy a car. As a consequence, he encountered many of the major figures on the country's free improvisation scene, as releases such as Duo ...
Darius Jones: Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye)
by Jerome Wilson
As Darius Jones' new album shows, even the most harrowing music can serve as a form of healing, The alto saxophonist has released a trio album that draws from his attempts to deal with personal mental trauma via a daunting musical journey that begins in screams and ends with serenity. This album is the ...
Jason Stein: Anchors
by Jerome Wilson
Six years after releasing his previous album, bass clarinetist Jason Stein returns with a new trio recording that goes outside the realm of conventional jazz. He has been undergoing healing therapy in those six years to combat physical injury and this album is inspired by that process. Aided by bassist Joshua Abrams and drummer Gerald Cleaver, ...
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