Marc Ribot – ‘Hurry Red Telephone’ (2026)
Making an all-instrumental ostensibly jazz record like ‘Hurry Red Telephone’ has only served the underscore the easily identifiable but stubbornly unclassifiable sound of Marc Ribot.
Making an all-instrumental ostensibly jazz record like ‘Hurry Red Telephone’ has only served the underscore the easily identifiable but stubbornly unclassifiable sound of Marc Ribot.
The Monkees’ chart-topping debut album arrived 60 years ago this month. Micky Dolenz has been contradicting lingering rumors ever since.
Trio Imagination is just that, a collective that powerfully combines the limitless imaginations of Andrew Cyrille, Reggie Workman and David Virelles.
Here is Part Two of our two-part interview with composer/painist/bandleader Satoko Fujii, as we talk about her recent batch of big band releases.
Here is Part One of our two-part interview with composer/painist/bandleader Satoko Fujii, as we talk about her recent batch of big band releases.
Stalwart drummer Nick Mason admits Pink Floyd was at a crossroads. Then ‘Meddle’ arrived 55 years ago this month.
A lot of musical talents can craft a meaningful and rich listening experience if given enough time. Thollem doesn’t need much time.
Here is an advance single “Arkady” from Nick Maclean and Snaggle’s upcoming jazz fusion album ‘Foundation.’
After a period of intense study, composer and pianist Alan Goldberg released 1984’s ‘Fuel for the Fire.’ It did well but felt somehow incomplete.
Here is the video premiere of “Musaladi Vannama,” by Toronto-based saxophonist Shirantha Beddage. His new album ‘Departures’ is out now.