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The Glass Changes Shape
By John Butcher
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: The Necessary Temperament; Territorial Songbirds; Terminal Buzz; Wrinkled Shuffle; Hidden Bell; Disaster Laugh; Gentle Wiring; Homer's Lizard; Mid-Signal.
Tendresse
By Tobias Klein
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Thickofit; Levensnevel; Avec Toute La Tendresse Possible; Gestalt Switch.
Ugly Euphoria
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Rust Assembly; Petrol Haze; Ambulance Riot; Ugly Euphoria.
Song (Sophie Agnel)
By Sophie Agnel
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Song 1; Song 2; Song 3; Song 4; Song 5; Song 6; Song 7.
Hammer, Roll and Leaf
By Sakina Abdou
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Roll; Leaf The Hammer; Leaf; Hammer; Roll The Leaf; Hammer The Leaf; Roll The Hammer; Leaf The Roll; Hammer The Roll.
Old Adam On Turtle Island
By John Dikeman
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: The Rev - Descent - Choral - Let's Try; Groove - Choral - Manifest.
Horizons Held Close
By Evan Parker
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: Ulaanbadrakh; Bayankhongor.
The Unseen Pact
By Sofia Borges
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2025
Track listing: What the Earth Remembers; Sudden Spark; Trance of Epiphany; Ashes, Tea and Anarchy;
Ritual Unmade; Nomadic Route; What the Fire Forgot.
Trance Map (Evan Parker & Matthew Wright): Horizons Held Close
by John Sharpe
Although there have been more populous versions of Trance Map on Crepuscule in Nickelsdorf (Intakt, 2019), and Marconi's Drift (False Walls, 2024), Horizons Held Close presents the outfit pared back to its original core: the soprano saxophone of Evan Parker and the electronics of Matt Wright. Parker's solo work often reaches beyond the possibilities open to ...
John Dikeman: Old Adam On Turtle Island
by John Sharpe
Committed improviser John Dikeman assembles a crack Amsterdam domiciled quartet to navigate Old Adam On Turtle Island, a song cycle that probes the intersections of colonization, religion, and their potential to inspire transcendence or tyranny. The framework is deliberately loose: a schematic more than a score, allowing the musicians to chart the course collectively. Themes emerge ...
