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Robert Fripp

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Robert Fripp was a co-founder and guitarist of the band King Crimson, whose 1969 debut album In the Court of the Crimson King is a classic of the progressive-rock genre. Through 1995 they recorded sporadically, with Fripp being the only constant in a rotating set of band members. Fripp has also recorded with Brian Eno, Peter Gabriel and The League of Crafty Guitarists. His experiments with layers and loops, dubbed "frippertronics," gave him a distinct sound and a reputation as an avant-garde rock guitarist.

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2014 NYC

By Robert Fripp

Label: Discipline Global Mobile
Released: 2026
Track listing: Introductory Soundscape; Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part I); Pictures of a City; A Scarcity of Miracles; The Letters; The Sailor's Tale; The Hell Hounds of Krim; Red; Improv: Hoodoo; The Talking Drum; Larks' Tongues in Aspic (Part II); VROOOM; Coda: Marine 475; The Light of Day; 21st Century Schizoid Man.

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Good Evening, Hippies (Frippertronics, Collaborations And Rarities)

By Robert Fripp

Label: Uncut
Released: 2026
Track listing: "Good Evening Hippies..."; You Burn Me Up I'm A Cigarette (2021 Steven Wilson Mix); Under Heavy Manners; Brightness Falls (Live); Heptaparaparshinokh (2021 Steven Wilson Mix); "Can I Play You Some Of The New Things I'm Doing Which I Think Could Be Commercial?"; On My Mother's Birthday; "Continue"; Sunday All Over The World (Paul Stacey 2026 Mix); 1984 (Mix 1); I Advance Masked (2024 David Singleton Mix); A Scarcity Of Miracles; Evening Star; Music For Quiet Moments 7: At The End Of Time.

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Article: Album Review

King Crimson: 2014 NYC

Read "2014 NYC" reviewed by Glenn Astarita

by Glenn Astarita

For a band that reinvents itself every decade or so, King Crimson has always treated New York as something closer to a proving ground than a tour stop. The city runs through the group's history, from the 1969 Fillmore East debut through the Larks' era sendoff at Central Park in 1974, six nights at the Savoy ...

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Article: Album Review

Tu-Ner: Rendezvous Rodeo

Read "Rendezvous Rodeo" reviewed by Geno Thackara

by Geno Thackara

There is nothing Western-sounding about this rodeo--very far from it--but it does feel like a sort of rendezvous by virtue of returning to somewhat familiar territory. Granted, “familiar" also means wildly bizarre and occasionally terrifying, but anyone who knows these names should expect nothing less. Pat Mastelotto and Trey Gunn are best known as a beastly ...

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Article: Book Review

Mujician: Keith Tippett – The Authorised Biography by Martin Phillips

Read "Mujician: Keith Tippett – The Authorised Biography by Martin Phillips" reviewed by Mark McKergow

by Mark McKergow

Mujician: Keith Tippett--The Authorised Biography Martin Phillips 325 Pages ISBN: 978 1916320697 Jazz In Britain 2026 Pianist, composer, improviser, and educator Keith Tippett (1947--2020) was a truly original voice in jazz. Born in Bristol, England, to a policeman father and Irish mother, he remained closely connected to his roots in southwest England. He is ...

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Article: Album Review

The Dam Jawn featuring Jeremy Pelt: Triphasic

Read "Triphasic" reviewed by Artur Moral

by Artur Moral

Philadelphians know 'jawn' well--a term embedded in their local slang that is not easily grasped by the uninitiated. So what are Joan Fort and Martin Diaz (two Catalans), Philip Lewin (a German), and Nitin Parree and Frank Groenendijk (two Dutch men) doing forming a band whose name fuses that Philly word with a wink at the ...

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Article: Live Review

Big Ears 2026

Read "Big Ears 2026" reviewed by Mark Sullivan

by Mark Sullivan

Big Ears Festival Knoxville, TN March 26-29, 2026 Another year, another jam-packed festival lineup. The Spotlight presentations included SUSS Presents Across the Horizon, an ambient country experience; films and performances related to Ethiopia's musical legacy; and David Byrne's Who is the Sky? Polish pianist/composer Hania Rani offered an ambient concert and the ...

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Article: Album Review

Yoshie Fruchter's Pitom: Alive and Well

Read "Alive and Well" reviewed by Max Kutner

by Max Kutner

Yoshie Fruchter has been a presence within the Radical Jewish and Modern Klezmer music circles for nearly 3 decades. His ensemble, Pitom, showcases many facets of his deep knowledge in those scenes as filtered through the sludge-clouded lenses of grunge, doom, and just straight metal. The band has released three full length albums since its inception, including ...

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Article: Play This!

Theo Travis: The Relegation of Pluto

Read "Theo Travis: The Relegation of Pluto" reviewed by Geno Thackara

by Geno Thackara


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