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Thereupon

Label: Pi Recordings
Released: 2025
Track listing: Propaganda; Embracing Difference; Evening Rite; Fire City; Domain; Fantome; Astral; Thereupon; The Night Before.

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Parallel Aesthethics

Label: Fundacja Sluchaj
Released: 2025
Track listing: CD1: One; CD1: Two; CD1: Three; CD1: Four; CD2: One; CD2: Two.

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Article: Year in Review

Angelo Leonardi's Best Jazz Albums Of 2025

Read "Angelo Leonardi's Best Jazz Albums Of 2025" reviewed by Angelo Leonardi


The five U.S. jazz albums and the five Italian jazz albums selected here represent, in my view, the very best of what was released in 2025. They stand out for their innovative spirit, expressive intensity, and interpretive freshness. The list is not ranked: each title fully deserves its place at the top. Patricia ...

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Article: Album Review

Peter Evans: Ars Ludicra

Read "Ars Ludicra" reviewed by Fran Kursztejn


In the band's handful of releases the past decade, Peter Evans' Being & Becoming has defined itself by an unusual pattern of influence. As the former leader of superstar avant-garde quartet Mostly Other People Do the Killing, Evans has always played the agitator, the many-hats uncompromising auteur, challenging in both sonic intellect and actual practice. He ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Camila Nebbia, Jacopo Fagioli, Lena Bloch & Erin Rogers/Kelsey Mines

Read "Camila Nebbia, Jacopo Fagioli, Lena Bloch & Erin Rogers/Kelsey Mines" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


The focus in this episode is on Argentine saxophonist Camila Nebbia who's quickly becoming a very important voice in the avant-garde/free jazz world. Other saxophonists heard on new releases are Lena Bloch, Erin Rogers (with bassist Kelsey Mines), and Rick Countryman from Manila. If you like trumpet players, track down Italy's Jacopo Fagioli. His new Dialogue ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

James Danderfer, Michael Wolff, Fieldwork & more

Read "James Danderfer, Michael Wolff, Fieldwork & more" reviewed by Marek J. Śmietański


Part two of our September jazz roundup continues in 117th episode--now venturing beyond Europe. Most of the highlights come from North America (the US and Canada are on fire), plus a few excellent releases from Australia, Japan, and Cuba (with a slight geographic stretch or two). Only two genuine debut albums in this episode, but one ...

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Linda May Han Oh: Strange Heavens

Read "Strange Heavens" reviewed by Vic Albani


Vic AlbaniStrange Heavens Linda May Han Oh***Biophila RecordsPortal; Strange Heavens; Living Proof; Acapella; The Sweetest Water; Noise Machinery; Home; Paperbirds; Folk Song; Work Song; Skin; Just Waiting. * Formazione: Linda May Han Oh (contrabbasso) / Ambrose Akinmusire (tromba) / Tyshawn Sorey (batteria)Malesiana ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Julius Gawlik, Conference Call & Camila Nebbia

Read "Julius Gawlik, Conference Call & Camila Nebbia" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


German saxophonist Julius Gawlik has captured my attention whenever I've heard him play, particularly of late with Jim Black's The Schrimps. His brilliance has taken him to the NDR Big Band at only 23 years old, and now he's released a very fine debut It's All In Your Head. More saxophone of note comes from the ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Now and Then - Fieldwork, LaTanya Hall, Tomas Fujiwara new releases, and tunes from Kris Davis and Mary lou Williams

Read "Now and Then - Fieldwork, LaTanya Hall, Tomas Fujiwara new releases, and tunes from Kris Davis and Mary lou Williams" reviewed by Hobart Taylor


New Music from Fieldwork (Steve Lehman, Tyshawn Sorey, and Vijay Iyer), Tomas Fujiwara and Jon Irabagon, and call backs from Kris Davis and Mary Lou Williams.Playlist Host Speaks 00:00 Kris Davis “Bird Call Blues" from Diatom Ribbons (Live at the Village Vanguard) (Pyroclastic) 00:14 Tomas Fujiwara “Mobilize" from Dream Up (Out Of Your Head) ...

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Article: Album Review

Vijay Iyer: Thereupon

Read "Thereupon" reviewed by Mike Jurkovic


Imagine for a moment that there existed a time when every individual had the chance to express themselves with just keyboards, drums, and horns. What cacophony would ensue? What revelations would be unleashed? What new politics would free one and all? Now imagine said individuals were blessed with the singular and coalescing powers and talents alive ...


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