Jure Pukl – Doubtless(Whirlwind WR4724 . CD Review by Jon Turney) A fascinating study in modern tenor saxophone here, as New York based Slovenian Jure Pukl is joined by his wife, Chilean […]
CD REVIEW: Jure Pukl – Doubtless
CD REVIEW: Sugarwork – Sugarwork
Sugarwork – Sugarwork (Harriphonic. CD Review by Patrick Hadfield) Hearing Sugarwork (the album) was a revelation. Comprised of four musicians I go out of my way to listen to whenever I can, […]
CD REVIEW: Alina Bzhezhinska – Inspiration
Alina Bzhezhinska – Inspiration (Ubuntu UBU 0008. CD Review by Peter Jones) Challenge yourself to come up with the names of some jazz harpists. I only managed Alice Coltrane and Dorothy Ashby […]
CD REVIEW: The Dissolute Society – Soldiering On
The Dissolute Society – Soldiering OnBabel Label BDV16145. CD review by Adrian Pallant) Hats off (bowler style, if you like) to trombonist Raph Clarkson and his eight-piece ensemble of musical mavericks in […]
CD REVIEW: Joanna Wallfisch – Blood & Bone
Joanna Wallfisch – Blood & Bone(Sea Gardens SG01. CD review by Mark McKergow)London-born vocalist and composer Joanna Wallfischproduces a towering achievement with this new album of (mostly) bittersweet songs and rich arrangements, […]
CD REVIEW: Liran Donin’s 1000 Boats – 8 Songs
Liran Donin’s 1000 Boats – 8 Songs(Cavalo Records LDCD001/LDLP001 – Review by Peter Slavid) Liran Donin is probably best known to jazz fans as a member of Led Bib and a regular […]
CD REVIEW: Trialogue – First Flight
Trialogue – First Flight(Spark Label SPARK0005. CD review by Adrian Pallant) A neuroscientist, a physicist and a biologist walk into a studio – and the outcome is a pretty tasty account of […]
CD REVIEW: Tonbruket – Live Salvation
Tonbruket – Live Salvation (ACT 9867-2. CD review by Rob Mallows) In a month when the release of an album featuring the 2005 London Barbican performance of the Esbjörn Svensson Trio reminds […]
