‘Reflexology’ continues with Groder’s open-ended mastery, with a rhythm section that acts as a natural extension of its leader.

This is an album of beauty – authentic, and from the heart.

This is music that builds on the past – rather than fetishizing it.

The consummation of many years of study, practice, talent and a wide-open mind.

“Your Song” is as dynamic and full of nifty little turns as life itself.

Daring but not self indulgent, this double album would be a risk in lesser hands.

A prog-leaning album that is noisy, experimental and brave.

Wadada Leo Smith and his band of free jazz icons show the young guys how it’s done.

With or without the fourth player, the Core Trio exemplify what free jazz sounds like when the minds behind it are set free.

It’s clear from “Night In Tunisia” that Michael Carvin is the Bill Parcells of drums.