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Rodrigo Amado: A History Of Nothing
by John Sharpe
In A History Of Nothing, Portuguese saxophonist Rodrigo Amado helms a stunning lesson in group interchange and shifting dynamics on five seat-of-the-pants excursions. Captured in a studio in the midst of a European tour, the album reunites the reedman with the starry crew responsible for This Is Our Language (NotTwo, 2015), namely veteran multi-instrumentalist Joe McPhee, ...
Rodrigo Amado: A History Of Nothing
by Mark Corroto
Biologists believe the principle undertaking of an organism is to pass along its genes to the next generation. That same theory is also applied in psychology. Evolutionary psychology tells us that human behavior has been tailored to pass on our DNA to the next generation, even applying this theory to economics, politics, law, and literature. This ...
The Thing: Again
by Mark Corroto
Wait for it. Wait. At some point during a performance or recording by the trio known as The Thing, the band attempts to rip your face off, beginning with your ears. It's been that way since they were founded in 2000. The Swedish/Norwegian free jazz/garage band have become a kind of jazz/punk royalty, cutting huge swaths ...
Baby Talk
Label: Trost Records
Released: 2017
Track listing: Interview; High Yellow; Baby Talk; Proof.
Kodian Trio: II
by Kevin Press
Europe's free jazz scene continues to race forward, to the delight of its small but ardent fan base. The self-described “improvising power unit" Kodian Trio is doing its part to keep things hopping. Featuring Dirk Serries on electric guitar, Andrew Lisle on drums and Colin Webster on alto saxophone, the three-piece recorded its second ...
James Blood Ulmer: Baby Talk
by Mark Corroto
It was a predestined meeting. This collaboration between the legendary guitarist James Blood Ulmer and the band The Thing. Ulmer, who cut his teeth with the soul jazz organists Hank Marr, Larry Young and Big John Patton before collaborating with Ornette Coleman's electric free jazz/funk harmolodic music, expanded upon Coleman's ideas, incorporating rock music with players ...
Risc
Label: Trost Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: Try Kraka; Cafe Ingrid; Doss House; Garnison Lane; TTD; Schwarzspanier Street;
Roguery.
MG50 Peace & Fire
Label: Trost Records
Released: 2016
Track listing: (CD1) Peace; Fire; Birthday Boy; Part Of Klingend Und Festgehalten; I Didn't
Know What Time It Was; I Cover The Waterfront; Lidingö Airport; Quincy; Du
Glädjerika Sköna; Mäster; (CD2) I Accept My Longing. The Travels.; Wien;
Molting Slowly (Without Noticing); Exit Part Two; Would I Whip; (CD3)
Konstellation; Intervention; One; Two; Unnoticed. I Battle.; Unheard. I Yiel.;
Unseen. I Mirror The Perspectives.; (CD4) Miramar; Summer With M.; M.G. -
Fifty Is Just The Beginning…; MatsMatMaM / MatsAtsTsS; Urban Pipes; Vienna
Upstairs; Ha Den Äran.
Peter Brötzmann/Full Blast: Risc
by Mark Corroto
The Full Blast trio of saxophonist Peter Brötzmann, Marino Pliakas, and Michael Wertmüller get an injection of fervency with the electronics of Gerd Rische. As if they needed any more ferocity. Risc is the fifth official release by the trio, and follows the ambitious Sketches And Ballads (Trost, 2011). Like Brötzmann's Last Exit recordings ...
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