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Article: Extended Analysis

Sven Ake Johansson: Jazzbox

Read "Sven Ake Johansson: Jazzbox" reviewed by Mark Corroto


Funny how listening to the five-CD Jazzbox by free jazz drummer Sven-Åke Johansson may remind you of the British punk rock band The Clash's first hit single “Train In Vain" (1980). Like Joe Strummer and Mick Jones, Johansson's career has been one that has worked to challenge the language of American music. In The Clash's case, ...

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Article: Album Review

FUSK: Super Kasper

Read "Super Kasper" reviewed by Eyal Hareuveni


How does a band introduce freedom to its music? Does the band play free jazz or, to paraphrase saxophonist Joe Lovano, does it play its jazz free? Danish Drummer and leader of the Danish-German quartet FUSK, Kasper Tom Christiansen's, answer to this question is simple: “Who cares?" FUSK defines its own freedom, between contrapuntal springboard melodies, ...

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Article: Album Review

Gerd Dudek: Day and Night

Read "Day and Night" reviewed by John Eyles


When saxophonist Evan Parker started his Psi label back in late 2001, the label's second release--following his own solo album, Lines Burnt in Light (2001)--was the excellent 'Smatter (2002), by Gerd Dudek, the German saxophonist's first release under his own name. In January 2012, when Parker curated a week-long series of concerts at The Vortex in ...

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Article: Live Review

Aki Takase / Rudi Mahall and the Alexander von Schlippenbach Trio: London, UK, January 26, 2012

Read "Aki Takase / Rudi Mahall and the Alexander von Schlippenbach Trio: London, UK, January 26, 2012" reviewed by John Sharpe


Aki Takase / Rudi Mahall and the Alexander von Schlippenbach TrioThe VortexLondonJanuary 26, 2012 The last week in January at north London's Vortex was given over to a mini-festival curated by saxophonist Evan Parker, genteelly entitled “Might I Suggest." Sponsored by the Goethe Institute, it showcased several German-based musicians rarely seen ...

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Article: Album Review

Jason Stein Quartet: The Story This Time

Read "The Story This Time" reviewed by Nic Jones


The two horns, bass and drums quartet is becoming a commonplace grouping even though it hasn't quite reached the saturation point of the piano-bass-drums trio. A consequence of this instrumentation is the obvious decline in novelty value and, indeed, the ability to catch the ear, but this is a leader and group only too aware of ...

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Article: Album Review

Aki Takase/ Han Bennink: Two For Two

Read "Two For Two" reviewed by Mark Corroto


The pairing of these two international jazz musicians--Japanese pianist Aki Takase and Dutch drummer Han Bennink--for an hour's worth of duets yields a worthy tribute to both Thelonious Monk and free jazz. The pair's Two For Two might have been better inscribed as Instant Monk.Although Takase and Bennink only cover two Monk compositions, reed ...

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Article: Album Review

Adam Linson: Figures and Grounds

Read "Figures and Grounds" reviewed by John Eyles


The personnel of double-bassist Adam Linson's System Quartet is so good that it sets the juices flowing even before a note of music has been heard. Figures and Grounds was recorded in January 2008, when Linson still lived in Berlin, and he took full advantage of his adopted city's resources, recruiting trumpeter Axel Dörner, bass clarinetist ...

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Die Enttäuschung

Label: Intakt Records
Released: 2010
Track listing: 1. Rocket in the Pocket (Mahall) - 4:29. 2. Tja (Dörner) - 2:39; 3. Uotenniw (Jennessen) - 3:54; 4. Wiener Schnitzel (Mahall) - 2:48; 5. Salty Dog (Roder) - 4:41; 6. For Quarts Only (Jennessen) - 4:24; 7.Tinnef (Dörner) - 5:24; 8. Tu es nicht (Jennessen) - 3:21; 9. Nasses Handtuch (Mahall) - 4:03; 10. Tatsachlich (Dörner) - 5:50; 11. Rumba Brutal (Mahall) - 4:48; 12. Hopfen (Jennessen) - 3:51; 13. Schienenersatzverkehr (Mahall) - 3:37; 14. Bruno (Jennessen).

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Article: Album Review

Der Rote Bereich: 7

Read "7" reviewed by Nic Jones


This trio of bass clarinet, guitar and drums knows a lot about achieving unity from a diversity of sources. Guitarist Frank Mobus is credited with the lion's share of the compositions, which ostensibly means he's more responsible for that unity than his fellow players even while it's the depth of their shared thoughts that really makes ...

Article: Album Review

Rudi Mahall - Axel Dörner - Jan Roder - Uli Jennessen: Die Enttäuschung

Read "Die Enttäuschung" reviewed by AAJ Italy Staff


Ci vuole una discreta dose di auto-ironia per varare un quartetto e battezzarlo “la delusione". L'idea bislacca è venuta a Rudi Mahall, Jan Roder, Axel Dörner e Uli Jennessen, cotitolari del progetto Die Enttäuschung (la delusione in tedesco), che giunge al traguardo dell'opera seconda dopo un esordio del 2007 uscito sempre su Intakt. A quale gioco ...


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