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Indexical/Rhizome
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Indexical - August 8, 2020; Rhizome DC -
December 3, 2022.
Mature Defense Mechanism
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Taste Of Foreboding; Laces Out, Lacan!; Brian Wilson's Bad Day; Pandemic On A Pogo; Wee-Daisy; Oh No
Bakemono! (A Stalinist Is Laughing At Me); Cran-Cherry; Little Robot's Big Speech; Mr. T's Transcendental
Meditation Class; Sad Atlantis; See Ya!.
In Another Land, Another Dream
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: In A Land Before; Plasticity; La Arquitectura De Un Sueno; Traces; Visiumbre; All Rivers At Once.
Embrace the Space
By Lisa Ullen
Label: Relative Pitch Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: Look; The Immeasurable; All at once; Cyklop; Bleach; Rage; Composure; Blood & Money.
Camila Nebbia & Angelica Sanchez: In Another Land, Another Dream
by John Sharpe
Improvising with an instrument that can leave the tempered scale presents a considerable challenge to a pianist. However Angelica Sanchez aced the exam when she encountered tonally free-spirited Argentinean tenor saxophonist Camila Nebbia at Brooklyn's IBeam in November 2023. Consequently there is the feeling not only of ongoing conversation on the six tracks that make up ...
Kirsten Carey and Aaron Edgcomb: Mature Defense Mechanism
by Hrayr Attarian
Guitarist Kirsten Carey and drummer Aaron Edgcomb are both genre defiers with unique and highly personal styles. Both thrive in improvised settings, as their work is seeped in spontaneity. Conceived during the COVID 19 pandemic, Mature Defense Mechanism consists of 11 tracks, each carrying a wallop. The album was recorded while the artists were in different ...
Camila Nebbia: Una ofrenda a la ausencia
by Mark Corroto
One might be tempted to say something like, “introducing a new voice in jazz and improvised music: Camila Nebbia," except she has been quite a prolific artist for the past decade. Maybe her birthplace Buenos Aires kept the listening world's ears from recognizing this amazing talent. Her move to Berlin may rectify this error: that, and ...
John Blum / David Murray / Chad Taylor: The Recursive Tree
by John Sharpe
Three equally potent partners combine in a spontaneous and intense outpouring on The Recursive Tree. Neither reedman David Murray or drummer Chad Taylor require much introduction. Murray has been a colossus on the scene ever since he first erupted onto the stages of lofts across Manhattan back in 1976. Taylor has become increasingly ubiquitous, recognized as ...
Space: Embrace the Space
by Hrayr Attarian
The innovative Swedish trio Space is a collaborative unit that consists of three masters of improvisation. Pianist Lisa Ullen, bassist Elsa Bergman, and drummer Anna Lund separately and together work in the border zone between the modern western classical idiom and that of free jazz. The thrilling Embrace the Space is the ensemble's second release and ...
John Blum, David Murray and Chad Taylor: The Recursive Tree
by Troy Dostert
After maintaining an almost impossibly prolific recorded output during the 1980s and 1990s (with over fifty releases in the 1990s alone), saxophonist David Murray eased up considerably in the 2000s, leaving his fans wondering if he might ever return to his earlier fecundity. Although it would be unrealistic to expect the veteran tenorist to approach the ...
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