"Friends and colleagues for over 25 years, John Zorn and Dave Lombardo are two of the most uncompromising and powerful musical visionaries in modern music and Memories, Dreams and Reflections presents these two extreme virtuosos in an e...

"Zorn's compositions for classical soloists with rhythm section are among the most successful and powerful meetings of classical and jazz ever conceived-completely notated virtuosic scores for classical players augmented by improvisers ...

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"For their fourth album, and second release on Bead, light.box augments the duo of Alex Bonney (trumpet, electronics) and Pierre Alexandre Tremblay (bass guitar, electronics) with a special guest, Tom Challenger on tenor saxophone

"Following the release of their album "Dhorimviskha" (one of Bandcamp Daily's albums of the year) and during the height of the covid pandemic, Japan's Koenjihyakkei played a rousing set to an empty Club Goodman and live-streamed their p...

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"Aspects of Memory is the first meeting between Lawrence Casserley (signal-processing instrument) and Emil Karlsen (percussion).

Casserley has devoted his professional career to the creation and performance of real-time electr...

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"This music was written in a period of intense emotions, as the grief and pain of losing my father tangled and fused with horror and despair at the genocide in Palestine - but life is complicated, and the music also comes from joy and l...

"Looking back I remember still" is a graffito I saw on an electrical box near my house and as I prepared for this recording I reflected on my time living in New York and my involvement in the improvised music scene there. My decision t...

"I had the privilege of meeting Wadada Leo Smith after a show, 'Everyone thinks the trumpet is made out of brass - it's really made out of air.' This recording is my exploration of that concept."-Relative Pitch

"In late 2022 I became a father and lost my own father in quick succession. This music represents a conversation between my selves who met at that nexus of birth and death, sharing what they felt about the past, the present, and the fut...

"I recorded Open Space with in a single continuous take: my cello, an amp, and a distortion pedal. I was watching a film that was a static shot across a very large canyon, the light slowly shifting. I hope it offers the listener roo...

"After a first official album and a live "bootleg", Tell No Lies quintet releases "Anasyrma", a co-production by Aut Records and Fonterossa that tends a red thread between Berlin and Tuscany touching Bologna, where the formation is at h...

"The reduced trio of saxophone, bass, and drums has played a central role in the development of the New Thing in jazz over the past sixty years. From Albert Ayler to Lee Konitz, from Peter Brotzmann to Joe Lovano. The list could go on a...

"To me, improvised creative music means expressing myself "in the moment". We live in the illusion of our daily routine, but we don't know what the future holds. Each day only happens once, and the real challenge is learning to live in ...

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"American composer Kory Reeder's 10th album In Place returns to the Grid Series heard on 2 of the 4 tracks from Reeder's debut release on Edition Wandelweiser Records Love Songs/Duets. With raw recordings of three works from the ...

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"Cosmic Ear is a new group bringing together Christer Bothén, Mats Gustafsson, Goran Kajfeš, Kansan Zetterberg, and Juan Romero. Their debut album Traces is presented by We Jazz Records, including six deep cuts.

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"Body of Sound, Body of Music is Norwegian bass player Christian Meaas Svendsen's second solo bass album. The entirety of the recording is based around a framework which Christian calls bass, body, bows: An ongoing introspection in how h...

"Two wind players from Belgium who have been involved in free improvisation for many years: Jean-Jacques Duerinckx on sopranino and baritone saxophones and Jacques Foschia on bass, E-flat and high B-flat clarinets, often met in joint co...

Recording in the studio in Milan, the trio of Riccardo Luppi on tenor & soprano saxophones and flutes, Simone Massaron on guitar & electronics, and Daniel Studer on double bass engage in a textural and exploratory dialogue, blending extended techniques, electronic manipulations, and spontaneous interplay across seven distinct ""Takes", each offering a unique approach to collective free improvisation.