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Nyheder

05.07.2019

Europe Jazz Media Chart

Juli 2019

 

 


Matthieu Jouan, citizenjazz.com

Oli Steidle & The Killing Popes: EGO PILLS, Shhpuma / Trem Azul

German drummer and composer Oliver Steidle offers a very energetic, electric music with numerous and quality guests. An important group in the dynamic German scene.
 


Axel Stinshoff, Jazz thing

 

Shalosh: ONWARDS AND UPWARDS, Act

 


Luca Vitali, Giornale della Musica

 

Exoterm (K.B. Alberts, N. Cline, R. Nergaard, J.Black): EXITS INTO A CORRIDO, Hubro

 


Madli-Liis Parts , Muusika

 

Kadri Voorand: IN DUO WITH MIHKEL MÄLGAND, Avarus

 


Paweł Brodowski, Jazz Forum

 

Eryk Kulm Quintessence: PRIVATE THINGS, Polskie Radio

This album is a sort of comeback for veteran drummer Eryk Kulm, who has led a group called Quintessence since the early 1990s with a varying lineup, bringing together some of the best young musicians on the Polish scene. PRIVATE THINGS features a very special guest – the legendary expatriate American trumpeter Rasul Siddik, who has remarkable partners in saxophonist Marcin Kaletka and pianist Marcin Szkil, supported by Michał Jaros on bass and Kulm on drums. With the exception of the opening tune (Prashana, by Dolph Castellano), all the remaining pieces are originals, penned by the leader –  basic, modal sketches, inviting a conversational approach to free improvisation, permeated by the yearning, melancholy mood reminiscent of early 60s Coltrane.
 


Mike Flynn, Jazzwise

 

Partisans NIT DE NIT, Whirlwind

 


Anna Filipieva, Jazz.Ru

 

Zhenya Strigalev, Federico Dannemann: THE CHABGE, Rainy Days

 


Jan Granlie, salt-peanuts.eu

 

Sam Rivers Trio: EMANATION, Nobusiness

 


Henning Bolte, Written in Music

 

Gabriel Ferrandini feat. Hernâni Faustino, Pedro Sousa: VOlÚPIAS, Clean Feed

The haunting music of Volúpias lurks on the nocturnal edge between all and nothing.
 


Patrik Sandberg, OrkesterJournalen

 

Weather Report: LIVE IN OFFENBACH 1978, MIG

 


Cim Meyer, Jazz Special

 

Jon Irabagon Quartet: DR. QUIXOTIC’S TRAVELLING EXOTICS, Irabbagast

Jon Irabagon is based in New York City and manages to be a composer, bandleader and saxophonist as well as a record label-owner. DR. QUIXOTIC'S TRAVELING EXOTICS is recorded while his quartet was on a lengthy tour in South America. Irabagon’s well-established group teams up with trumpeter Tim Hagans and they bop, weave, dance and fly through six of Irabagon's tangled creations. The group move back and forth within jazz history in a daredevil adventure tempered only by a dose of macabre freak-show. The compositions are distinguished by cyclical, interwoven lines, strange meters and intense motivic developments. Irabagon, Luis Perdomo (p), Yasushi Nakamura (b), Rudy Royston (d) and the guest Tim Hagans (tp) blow over these abnormal forms and draw from post-bop, free improvisation and progressive rock. The contagious humor is manifested in delightful, stunning lunacy.
 


Lars Mossefinn, Dag og tid

Exoterm: EXITS INTO A CORRIDO, HUBRO

 

 

Viktor Bensuan

Bill Frisell & Thomas Morgan: EPISTROPHY, ECM

A subtle take on Thelonious Monk, whose style can only be described as literally Thelonious Monk if not überjazz. Two cool and calm virtuosi in the setting of the historical Village Vanguard interpret Monk's tunes and other standards almost in the comfort of your room. 

 

 

 





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