Sarah Heneghan – Tiny Sacred Gaps
The piano gets louder, and electronics roll in, almost orchestral in an otherworldly sort of way....
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Brand X – Theory of Nothing
Brand X showed that British bands and British musicians can play jazz-rock fusion as well as...
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Jeff Cosgrove with Todd Neufeld, John Hébert – Head, Heart or Hands
This is a bold, adventurous release that deserves a wide audience Jeff Cosgrove (drums); Todd...
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Julieta Eugenio – Mi Boathouse
Mi Boathouse is full of small shifts—who leads, who falls back, which sound suddenly comes forward...
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Reza Khan – Shadow Dancers
What stands out is the guitar and what Khan does with it Painted Media LLC Reza Khan – guitars,...
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Sarah Heneghan – Tiny Sacred Gaps
A hugely enjoyable album, rich in atmosphere and melody that connects with emotional resonance...
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Phil Haynes’ 2 Horns & What? – AvAnt MODerN and JAzZ nOW
Two horns, one drummer. By the end, the answer is: plenty. Corner Store Jazz AvAnt MODerN: Nathan...
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Miles Okazaki – Boomtown
Okazaki never loses his grip on the melodies. They may get bent, crowded and pushed around, but...
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