Music has always been a reflection of the moment—an ever evolving landscape shaped by innovation, tradition, and reinvention. This selection of new releases brings together a fascinating cross-section of contemporary sounds, moving from expansive large-ensemble arrangements and intricate modern jazz compositions to free improvisation and avant-garde exploration. Whether driven by deep grooves, striking dynamic contrasts, or quiet moments of acoustic intimacy, each piece offers a distinct listening experience.
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This collection pulls together a vast, unruly landscape of sound, weaving through jagged post-punk rhythms, raw underground grit, and hauntingly melodic experiments. It is a deliberate collision of the obscure and the visceral, where high-octane distortion shares space with stripped-back, dusty anthems and strange, sonic detours. Designed for the listener who prefers their music without borders, this playlist offers a restless journey across decades and genres—a sprawling, unpolished tribute to the power of finding a perfect noise in the chaos.
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A quietly adventurous thread runs through this edition of World of Jazz, tracing how improvisers and composers adapt their music into something reflective yet forward‑leaning. Most of the selections are selected from extant releases that show where exploratory music is heading — flute‑driven improvisations, spacious rhythmic architectures, pointed small‑group dialogues and electronic inflections. The playlist also includes two earlier innovators, a specific reminder that today’s practitioners are working inside a continuum shaped by those players who expanded the language of jazz decades ago.
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This diverse collection offers a wide-ranging sonic journey that spans several decades, seamlessly blending underground indie-rock, avant-garde experimentation, jazz fusion, and minimalist contemporary composition. The playlist moves fluidly from the driving energy of post-punk, noise rock, and garage-pop to the more introspective, atmospheric realms of slowcore, ambient textures, and acoustic reimagining. By pairing established legends like Miles Davis and Peter Hammill with a broad spectrum of modern independent artists, the selection highlights a shared dedication to creative restlessness and distinct, non-conformist song-writing. Ultimately, the mix serves as a compelling exploration of mood and genre, where raw, guitar-driven dissonance finds balance alongside moments of profound, quiet reflection.
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This playlist traverses a wide spectrum of sound, moving seamlessly from intimate, reflective duets and delicate chamber-like compositions to the expansive energy of full ensembles and avant-garde explorations. Whether you are looking for moments of quiet introspection, intricate harmonic interplay, or adventurous sonic textures, these tracks represent a vibrant cross-section of today’s creative musicians pushing the boundaries of the genre. Sit back and enjoy this eclectic traversal of modern soundscapes.
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This collection traverses a diverse sonic landscape, blending gritty, guitar-driven intensity with introspective, atmospheric textures. It moves fluidly between raw, high-energy performances and moments of contemplative, melodic stillness, creating a tapestry that feels both unrefined and carefully put together. By weaving together elements of post-punk, experimental folk, and hypnotic soundscapes, the playlist captures a compelling tension between urgency and reflection, resulting in an evocative and unpredictable listening experience.
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This playlist presents a compelling cross-section of contemporary creative music, bridging the pioneering electric fusion of the late 1960s with the sophisticated and fluid improvisations of 2026. At its core, this selection celebrates the “collaborative impulse” The music here traverses the boundary between the composed and the unscripted. By juxtaposing the foundational studio-as-instrument techniques developed by Miles Davis and Teo Macero with the modern approaches of labels like 577, Adhyâropa, and Libra, this sequence highlights a group of artists who use the jazz idiom not as a static historical artifact, but as an ever-shifting architecture for personal expression and sonic exploration.
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There is no uniform template here. Instead, you are invited to navigate an unpredictable sequence that moves effortlessly from raw underground punk and heavy, atmospheric metal to intricate avant-garde jazz, roots-driven dub, and classic Australian indie-pop. Along the way, the journey dives into intimate acoustic demos, sweeping cinematic soundtracks, and literary chamber folk. Prepare to have your expectations continuously reset by a selection that thrives entirely on contrast, texture, and creative independence.
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This selection of tracks from new releases charts a vivid course through the expansive world of contemporary jazz and avant-garde improvisation, seamlessly blending fiery genre fusions with deep, atmospheric explorations. From the vibrant, polyrhythmic energy of Latin-infused big bands to the stark, boundary-pushing textures of free improvisation and cross-cultural instrumentation, the music constantly shifts between structured elegance and raw, spontaneous dialogue. Featuring an eclectic mix of international masters and visionary collectives, the playlist serves as a compelling testament to the limitless possibilities of modern jazz, where traditional boundaries dissolve in favour of bold sonic curiosity and profound emotional intensity.
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This collection of tracks brings together an incredibly wide mix of styles, eras, and sounds. It jumps from the raw energy of industrial punk and electronic beats to the quiet precision of classical string quartets and chamber music. Alongside stripped-back acoustic demos and personal song-writing, there are eccentric spoken-word pieces, creating a balance between dark, heavy moods and dry, deadpan humour. Held together by independent storytelling, this list explores everything from deep vulnerability and memories to bold musical experimentation. This is the future of quality music.
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This playlist brings together a blend of contemporary jazz, avant-garde improvisations, and expansive orchestral textures from across the globe. Seamlessly shifting between intimate duos, driving quintets, and the rich, layered dynamics of modern big bands, the collection celebrates both the precision of meticulous composition and the raw freedom of sonic exploration. From hushed, atmospheric soundscapes and deeply personal improvisations to vibrant dialogues, these tracks showcase a diverse spectrum of visionary musicians pushing the boundaries of their craft. It is an immersive journey designed for deep listening, where tradition meets innovation and every piece tells its own compelling, wordless story.
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A playlist built on sharp sonic contrasts and unpredictable shifts through the fringes of independent music. This collection moves from jagged math-rock and blistering, chaotic noise to sophisticated pop-rock and avant-garde jazz. Balancing raw, underground intensity with moments of quiet melody and atmospheric dread, it is put together for listeners who prefer musical whiplash over predictable playlists.
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The conventional meets the experimental with a mix of new releases including three new ones from Ivo Perelman and some archive UK jazz from a band that never got around to releasing an album in their lifetime. A spicy mix of straight ahead jazz together with the best in current improvisation.
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This playlist is a diverse collection of contrasting textures, bringing together driving punk, abrasive post-rock, and avant-garde jazz alongside quiet acoustic folk and experimental electronica. The track selection moves between heavy, rhythmically dense instrumentation and fragile, stripped-back arrangements. Rather than sticking to a single style, the compilation shifts between different atmospheres, moods, and musical traditions to create a varied listening experience from start to finish.
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This weeks playlist highlights musical contrast and deep ensemble chemistry. The selection begins with hypnotic grooves, cinematic depths, and global, prayerful textures, before navigating lyrical introspection and evocative writing. The second half features a run of heavy-hitters, including fiery electric fusion live from Montreal, precise chamber-jazz, and intimate hard-bop recorded straight from the bandstand. The music then pushes into avant-garde free-improvisation, dynamic big-band arrangements of archival masterpieces, and a monumental, 24-minute performance captured live at a legendary jazz shrine.
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An eclectic mix of mostly new things with some historical classics thrown in for good measure.
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This playlist maps a fascinating journey through the global landscape of modern jazz, effortlessly balancing vibrant tradition with daring exploration. Rich Afro-Cuban rhythms and soulful hard-bop grooves sit comfortably alongside cerebral avant-garde structures and cinematic, atmospheric textures. Moving seamlessly from intimate, reflective piano melodies to expansive, free-flowing improvisations, the collection showcases a diverse mix of established label releases and raw, self-released gems. Ultimately, it serves as a captivating celebration of the genre’s defining feature: the exquisite tension between structured composition and the freedom of spontaneous improvisation.
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A veritable tsunami of Antipodean music, old and new, is mixed with an eclectic selection of other artists from the grass roots of the music world.
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This selection traverses the expansive landscape of contemporary jazz, balancing avant-garde exploration with the foundational weight of archival mastery. The journey begins with the celestial textures of the Ize Trio setting a sophisticated tone that flows through the poetic, boundary-pushing stylings of Alabaster DePlume and the intricate improvisations of Marta Warelis. While the playlist highlights the genre’s current evolution through labels like Relative Pitch, it is grounded by essential historical recordings, notably the Kenny Barron Trio’s live performance in Brecon. This archival gem provides a timeless contrast to the modern energy of Emmet Cohen and the Paul Carlon Trio, weaving together a rich, global tapestry that honours the classic trio tradition alongside the adventurous spirit of today’s improvisers.
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This selection brings together a diverse range of sounds, moving from atmospheric, quiet moments to high-energy tracks. It balances raw edges with smoother melodies, creating a flow that feels varied yet consistent. Rather than sticking to one lane, the mix focuses on interesting transitions and a wide variety of styles, making for a listening experience that keeps you guessing.
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This playlist explores the intersection of narrative composition and global rhythmic traditions, anchored by the rich textures of modern jazz. The journey begins with the structured, cinematic layers of Miho Hazama and Jacques Kuba Séguin’s olfactory-inspired trilogy, before shifting into the vibrant Afro-Cuban and Mambo energies of Arturo Sandoval and Tumbao Bravo. Throughout the selection, the mood oscillates between the intimate, melancholic beauty of Elsa Nilsson and Norma Winstone and the rhythmic complexity of Adam Rudolph and Onilu. It culminates in a definitive nod to the avant-garde, bridging the gap between Doug MacDonald’s hard-bop tributes and the seminal, electric fusion of Miles Davis’s “Great Expectations.”
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This eclectic selection traverses a broad spectrum of genres, blending experimental drone, post-rock, and avant-garde jazz with Australian indie and classic rock. The tracklist balances contemporary works from artists like Big Brave and DEAFKIDS against archival gems, including a Miles Davis session outtake and a live 1988 performance by The Dream Syndicate. By moving between atmospheric soundscapes, lo-fi folk narratives, and guitar-driven melodies, the collection creates a varied listening experience that highlights both international alternative movements and independent song-writing.
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Big Brave - in grief or in hope - in grief or in hope
Smoked Salmon - Fully Sick and Tired - Totally Sick!!
Sick Gazelle - Hippies - Veld
2 Lost Souls - Hiding Under Pie Crust - Hiding Under Pie Crust
DEAFKIDS - REFLEXO - CICATRIZES DO FUTURO (SCARS OF THE FUTURE)
Annick Odom & Linen of Words - Bingham Bailey - Linen of Words
The Hollywood Stars - I’m Not Broken - Hey! LA!
Matt Evans - Sword of the Sun (feat. Chris Ryan Williams) - Daydream Observatory
Wooden Overcoat - Home - Home
2 Lost Souls - Mind Blown - Hiding Under Pie Crust
Bahar Movahed - In Grace Of Flight Parts I and II - Together Yet Alone
Nathan Hildebrand - portals II (everywhere and everything right now) - Noise Trip Explosion
The Go-Betweens - Ashes On The Lawn (acoustic demo) - G Stands For Go-Betweens: The Go-Betweens Anthology - Volume 3
Asteroid Ekosystem - Perpetual Fantastic - Sounds Have Dreams
2 Lost Souls - Brightness To Emerge - Hiding Under Pie Crust
Dave Graney and Clare Moore - Aweigh Touche - Laburnum of the Mind
Matt Evans - Stone Eater - Daydream Observatory
Moff Skellington - A Trellin Hut Where Stinks - Dawn Ablutions
The Get Alongs - Come On - Second To None
Hugo Race Fatalists - The Comets Drops - I Made It All Up For You
The Dream Syndicate - Now I Ride Alone (Live in Vitoria Gasteiz, Spain, 1988) - Live, Through The Past Darkly
Neon Crabs - Ghost of Sores - This Puppy Can See A Frog
Miles Davis - Double Image - The Complete Bitches Brew
This selection explores the vast spectrum of jazz, journeying from the archival brilliance of Carla Bley’s 1984 Hamburg performance to the contemporary avant-garde dialogues of Satoko Fujii and Myra Melford. The tracklist balances intricate ensemble work, such as the Greenhouse Ensemble’s modern textures, with the raw, improvisational energy of Joe McPhee and Miles Davis’s experimental fusion. Spanning self-released gems and established labels like Sunnyside and RogueArt, the collection offers a sophisticated narrative of creative evolution, where technical mastery meets deep emotional resonance across a diverse range of instrumental colours.
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This selection moves through the frayed edges of the underground, shifting from abrasive textures and brooding narratives into moments of experimental clarity. Whether navigating the frantic energy of the opening tracks or the deliberate, intricate arrangements of the latter half, the atmosphere remains consistently unyielding. This music is dense, evocative, and unapologetically strange.
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Black Market Heart - What Happens In The Dark - What Happens In The Dark
The Red Propellers - Given The Circumstances (Remix) - Not Holding The Centre
Occult Character - Skull Cult - Prayer For Death
Xenonaut - Shedding Sun - Shedding Sun
Aziola Cry - Withdrawn and Alone - Dysphoria Ritual
Nequient - Mad King/Fool - Avarice
Lydia Lunch & Marc Hurtado - Rocket USA - Metempsychosis: Reincarnate the Music of Alan Vega + Suicide
Lowsunday - This Is Not Heaven - This Is Not Heaven
5pm to Nowhere - Stasis 1946 - Stasis 1946
David McClymont - Nothing To Say - Nothing To Say
Prymek & Sage - Shelter From - Shelter
Cédric Dind-Lavoie - Chrysalide - Collages (2019–2022)
D.J. Sparr - The Zen Of Muhammed Ali - The Tao of Muhammad Ali
Ittai Shapira - Hila Plitmann - Reunion Celebration - Chunghyang
Geoffrey Gordon - Creavit Deus Hominem I. Still - Fumée
Totoabas - bladders, bloody bladders! - Winter Spawning
Amanda Irarrázabal - Esterismo - Imprimiendo
Roberto Fabbriciani - Pantomima - Fleuno
Hooper - Graduation - Super Duper
Jody Glenham - Love Deficiency Syndrome - Still Here
Cam Butler - Clear Infinity - World Forever
The Middle People - Can You Feel The Moment - Can You Feel The Moment: Best Of The Middle People
The Greenberry Woods - Lame Love Letter - It’s All Good, Sugar
Julia Greenberg - Leaves - Leaves
Lydia Lunch & Marc Hurtado - Touch Me - Metempsychosis: Reincarnate the Music of Alan Vega + Suicide
The Go-Betweens - Sleeping Giant - G Stands For Go-Betweens: The Go-Betweens Anthology - Volume 3
Dave Graney and Clare Moore - MY ESV (Estimated Street Value) - Laburnum of the Mind
Moff Skellington - Where The Water Makes Things Appear Closer - Dawn Ablutions
The Dream Syndicate - Forest for the Trees (Live at Roskilde Festival, Denmark,1986) - Live Through the Past, Darkly
This selection offers a sophisticated journey through the contemporary jazz landscape, balancing melodic tradition with rigorous avant-garde exploration. The sequence moves seamlessly from the elegant, Goodman-inspired tones of Harry Skoler and the rhythmic drive of the Motor City Jazz Octet into the more abstract, adventurous territories of Ava Mendoza and Joel Futterman. Featuring a rich blend of international voices and experimental improvisations, this collection celebrates jazz’s capacity for both quiet reflection and exhilarating, boundary-pushing energy.
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Boggis -Obscure East Anglian name for a bounder/cad or a character from Dahl or Pratchett? Who knows In any event Boggis Fringe are from Leeds and they sound great and all of their new EP gets played. The rest of this playlist is dominated by new 2026 releases, showcasing the current state of independent and experimental music. The collection also includes historical recordings and archival projects, featuring music that ranges from a 1978 studio album to a 2024 documentary soundtrack.
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Boggis Fringe - Handbag - Desperate Dreams Destroyed
Dave Graney and Clare Moore - I Ain’t Got No Float - Laburnum Of The Mind
Palmar de Troya - Come Back - III
Poly-Math - Terror Management Theory - Something Deeply Hidden
Tomistoma - Beowulf, Parts I-IV (Reconstituted Outtake Compilation, 2020) -The Thirteenth Hour (Demos, Outtakes and Auditory Ephemera- 2018 - 2025)
Glissandro 70 - You The Vandal - G70 2: Bones Of Dundasa
The Joy Thieves - The Wrong End of Your Rifle - The Wrong End of Your Rifle
Boggis Fringe - Authorities - Desperate Dreams Destroyed
David Torn - gold and its oxide - now I imagine a place not the same
Flavio Villani -Nocturne op. 27 No.1 - In Memoriam
Alister Spence - Begin From The Middle - Always Ever
Asteroid Ekosystem - Open To - Sounds Have Dreams
Moff Skellington - Solid Ground/Unster Chugg/Holiday On Broken Feet - Dawn Ablutions
Boggis Fringe - Rave Scene - Desperate Dreams Destroyed
The Go-Betweens - Cattle and Cane (Live) - G Stands For Go-Betweens: The Go-Betweens Anthology - Volume 3
Harry Howard David McClymont - Trust in your Luck - BLISTERSTICKS
Hugo Race Fatalists - Open Field - I Made It All Up For You
Salem Trials - Twelve - Fingerprint on a Blind Eye
The Dream Syndicate - Halloween (Live in Tokyo, Japan, 1984) - Live Through The Past, Darkly
Boggis Fringe - I Spoke Out Of Turn - Desperate Dreams Destroyed
Bruford - Adios a la pasada - Feels Good To Me
Echoes Of Distant Stars - Archon - Tower of Echoes
This week an exploration of jazz that spans the spectrum from the vibrant energy of big band arrangements to the avant-garde edges of the contemporary scene. This selection bridges the gap between legendary icons and the modern innovators pushing the genre into new territories. Throughout the playlist, you will find a dialogue between structure and spontaneity. Whether it is the soulful precision of Roy Hargrove and Buster Williams, the boundary-breaking collaborations of Mary Halvorson and Ambrose Akinmusire, or the deep, atmospheric explorations of Miles Davis, each track offers a distinct perspective on rhythm and melody. From the rhythmic drive of Nolatet to the radical textures of Irreversible Entanglements, this set is designed to take you on a journey through the multifaceted world of modern jazz improvisation.
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A stunning collection of new releases is dominated by music from Melbourne tracking the importance of music from that city. This collection is notable for its stylistic range, seamlessly bridging the gap between historical post-punk and avant-garde contemporary compositions. It covers a wide area, from raw, archival energy and gritty, guitar-driven storytelling to atmospheric folk-electronica. The selection balances high-intensity moments and driving rhythms against meditative depth and avant-classical precision. By weaving together iconic voices with idiosyncratic experimentalism, the set serves as a sophisticated exploration of music as an evolving dialogue between tradition and subversion.
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The present and the past collide in this twelve release set of new albums. The first five featured tracks are from recently recorded material demonstrating the best modern jazz can offer. The remaining seven tracks are historical recordings, never before released, from the Elemental and Resonance labels for Record Store Day 2026. All of these capture the excitement of live jazz through the sixties, seventies and eighties and feature some of the best musicians from those three decades.
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This collection weaves together a diverse tapestry of sound, moving seamlessly through atmospheric avant-garde textures, driving post-punk rhythms, and experimental jazz explorations. From the raw energy of live archival recordings to the intricate layering of modern neo-classical compositions, the selection prioritises a sense of discovery and sonic depth. It is a journey that feels both cinematic and intimate, balancing moments of brooding intensity with passages of ethereal beauty to create a truly immersive listening experience.
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This collection offers a sophisticated exploration of contemporary jazz, weaving together a tapestry of modern compositions and reimagined classics. From intimate instrumental dialogues and avant-garde textures to expansive ensemble arrangements, the selection highlights a diverse range of artistic voices and improvisational brilliance. Whether through subtle melodic nuances or bold harmonic shifts, each track contributes to a larger narrative of creative discovery and musical mastery, providing a rich listening experience that spans the full breadth of the genre’s current landscape.
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This selection is a lesson in sonic contrast, weaving through everything from the experimental textures of Ana Roxanne and Matt Evans to the sharp, post-punk energy of mclusky and House Of All. It is a list that refuses to settle, moving fluidly between the jazz-fusion depth of Miles Davis, the memorable storytelling of The Go-Betweens, and the heavier, doom-laden atmospheres of Clouds Taste Satanic. Whether you are here for the intricate rhythms of Baklava Express or the quintessential wit of Half Man Half Biscuit, this collection offers a journey through the fringes of contemporary sound. It is a playlist designed for those who appreciate the beauty in the unconventional and the brilliance found in the gaps between genres. Enjoy the exploration.
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This collection offers a sophisticated journey through the expansive landscape of contemporary jazz, balancing reverent interpretations of the tradition with bold, experimental frontiers. From intimate trio dialogues and reimagined standards to the sweeping textures of modern orchestral arrangements, these selections highlight the genre’s remarkable ability to evolve while staying rooted in its core values of improvisation and rhythmic rigour. Whether exploring the avant-garde edges of the New York scene or the storied heritage of European jazz, this playlist serves as a testament to the enduring creative spirit and technical brilliance of today’s most compelling improvisers. We close with two tracks from Mike Westbrook who sadly passed on April 11th.
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Joe Lovano, Julian Lage, Asante Santi Debriano, Will Calhoun “First Song” from Paramount Quartet (ECM Records) 00:00
New England Jazz Collaborative “Ol’ Liminal” from Tributaries (ACP Records) 07:12
Peter Erskine “Bop Be” from Peregrine (Hard Wag Records) 11:01
George “Jerry” Gilliam “Stolen Moments” from It’s Playtime Jerry (Meta Jax) 17:23
Steven Bernstein “Woodstock” from ResoNation Trio (Royal Potato Family) 23:57
Steven Bernstein “Erbium 1” from Ultra Resonance (Royal Potato Family) 27:51
Ben Flocks “Old Devil Moon” from Moonshades (West Cliff Records) 32:39
Maria Schneider “A World Lost/American Crow Revisited (Alternate Take)” from American Crow (ArtistShare®) 37:23
Franck Amsallem “Bud Will Be Back Shortly” from Summer Times (Fram Music) 55:42
David Bowden “Singing Sands” from Unsung Songs (David Bowden Music) 1:04:43
Carl Clements And The Real Jazz Trio “Selene In Respose” from Retrospective (Greydisc) 1:08:07
Phil Haynes, Ben Monder, Peyton Pleninger “Moonrise Aurora Starlit Meteor” from Terra (Corner Store Jazz) 1:17:52
Michael Formanek “New Old World” from New Digs (Intakt Records) 1:36:27
Mike Westbrook Concert Band “Folk Song” from The Last Night At The Old Place (Cadillac) 1:47:46
Mike Westbrook “Metropolis IX” from Live 1972 (Cadillac) 1:55:31
Much of the music on this weeks offering has a quiet ambience which offers a healing solace in these crazy times. There is some noisy stuff as well to shake things up plus the usual selection of current featured releases and old favourites.
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Plz Respond - Budgets & Bootstraps - Budgets & Bootstraps
Hooper - Roxton - Super Duper
Radian - Fathom - Subterfuge
Radwan Ghazi Moumneh and Frédéric D. Oberland - A Silence With No Ceiling - Eternal Life No End
Rick Morris & David McClymont - set up to sell my soul - Chiaroscuro
Gee & Tee - The Revolution Will Not Be Televised : Keep Our Eyes Open - Gil In Dub
Elaine Palmer - Once Were Lovers - Some Seek Silver Some Seek Gold
Willem Heylen - Fast - Short Stories
Pan•American - Desert Under Bridge - Fly The Ocean In A Silver Plane
Linden Pomeroy - The Handmade Star - The Cat Sang Out
Allison Cameron and Scott Thomson - Bark - Platanus
Lowsunday - Nevver - Low Sunday Ghost Machine - White EP
The Go-Betweens - Woman Across The Way - G Stands For Go-Betweens Vol 3
Asteroid Ekosystem - April Dance - Sounds Have Dreams
Clare Moore - Yes! Fat Chicks - The Third Woman
Hugo Race Fatalists - Bad Dreams - I Made It All Up For You
Moff Skellington - storrigossom - Portrait Of A Humble Tribe
Miles Davis - Lonely Fire/Feio - The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions
This selection offers a captivating journey through the expansive landscapes of contemporary jazz and avant-garde exploration, highlighting the incredible breadth of modern improvisation. By weaving together delicate chamber textures, spirited orchestral arrangements, and the visceral energy of experimental fusion, the sequence prioritises a sense of constant discovery. From intimate melodic conversations to the sprawling, historic depths of genre-defining masterworks, these tracks reflect a shared commitment to pushing boundaries while maintaining a profound emotional resonance. This is music designed for those who appreciate the interplay between structured tradition and the thrill of the unknown.
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Ashley Jackson “Udhero Na (feat. Emi Ferguson) from Cover Girl (Decca Records) 00:00
Igor Gehenot Trio “Shining Face” from Shining Face (Hypnote Records/Igloo Records) 05:24
Florian Arbenz “Stomp” from Conversation_Lab 2025 (Hammer Recordings) 11:50
Fie Schouten, Vincent Courtois, Sofia Borges, Pierre Baux “the bed & the room” from Open Space (Relative Pitch Records) 27:04
Goal Weight: Maggie Cox and Jennifer Gersten “Your New Uncle” from Keep Telling Yourself That (Relative Pitch Records) 33:22
Amelia Ya’el “Beneath The Waves” from Voices 1 (Signbearer Records) 43:52
São Paulo Underground “Arnus Nusar” from Beija Flors Velho E Sujo (Cuneiform Records) 49:45
Jazzlab Orchestra “Night Bus” from Glissement du temps (Effendi Records) 57:31
Michel Bénébig Quartet “Tchubedu Blue” from Live at ATO (Rattle Records) 1:08:49
Teiku “Khasul Seydur Peysakh (Chasman melody)” from Klang (Gingko Records) 1:24:57
Jean Derome & Somebody Special “The Smile” from Le Sourire (Ambiances Magnétiques) 1:32:17
Miles Davis “Bitches Brew” from The Complete Bitches Brew Sessions (Columbia/Legacy) 1:39:50
The somewhat unhinged eclecticism of this 32 portion collection is not the product of any specific programming but instead a basic listing of what has arrived in my in-box, and has passed muster. In the press releases for some of them there are several examples of comparators with what is presented (the ubiquitous RIYL) and I often find them lacking insight or understanding. Best to make your own mind up and stop putting things in convenient boxes.
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This playlist of all new releases offers a sophisticated journey through the expansive landscape of contemporary and classic jazz, seamlessly transitioning between structured elegance and avant-garde exploration. Listeners are invited to traverse a sonic terrain that ranges from intimate, tradition-steeped trio performances and lush big band arrangements to the more challenging, textural fringes of free improvisation. Whether grounded by melodic warmth or propelled by experimental rhythmic structures, the collection captures a broad spectrum of instrumental dialogue, celebrating both the quiet precision of the acoustic form and the vibrant energy of spontaneous, collaborative creation.
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This selection offers a deep dive into the experimental and the atmospheric, weaving together a tapestry of psych-rock, avant-garde textures, and dry wit. It is a sequence that thrives on contrast—moving from heavy, hypnotic rhythms and swampy voodoo to lo-fi charm and the minimalist beauty of contemporary compositions. The journey transitions seamlessly between moments of dense, sonic saturation and stripped-back introspection. Whether it is the gritty electronics or the intricate arrangements, the tracks are united by a shared sense of unconventional exploration with a hypnotic groove attached. It is a collection designed for focused listening, where the strange and the familiar collide in unexpected ways.
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This selection offers a sophisticated journey through the expansive landscape of contemporary and classic jazz, seamlessly blending intricate post-bop textures with avant-garde exploration and orchestral grandeur. From the evocative, cinematic atmospheres to the raw, legendary improvisations, the tracks traverse a broad spectrum of emotional and technical brilliance. Modern leaders provide a fresh dialogue between tradition and innovation, ensuring a listening experience that is as intellectually stimulating as it is harmonically rich. Whether navigating the tightly knit polyrhythms of a modern quintet or the expansive fusion of the Bitches Brew era, this playlist serves as a testament to the enduring versatility and creative depth of the genre.
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Graney and Moore are back with a new album at the end of next month. The first offering from the release comments on the perils of success. It’s highly unlikely that the vast amount of music in this playlist will achieve the levels of success or recognition they deserve. As Mr Graney opines perhaps that success or indeed recognition is a distraction from the creative process and exposes one to all sorts of nastiness/strangeness. Success is better measured by quality of output rather than clicks.
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Dave Graney and Clare Moore - Hits Are The Worst
Xenonaut - Anhedonia/Aponia
Eamon The Destroyer - A Pewter Wolf - Senji Niban Remix
Glissandro 70 - Bolan Muppets - Dan Bodan Remix
Station Model Violence - Heat (Single Version)
The Mandevilles - Every Bit Of Violence
Cracked Hands - Culpability
Shane Sato and Box Dream - Deep Dive
Last Scene Alive - Any Man Worth His Salt
Claire Dickson - Doors
Eamon The Destroyer - My Stars - No Mates Ensemble Remix
Conor Hanick - The Book of Sounds 10
Celliacus - La doctrina de la conservación
The Go-Betweens - Going Blind (Larry Crane Rough Mix)
Agent Starling - Enigma
Half Man Half Biscuit - Birmos In The Cowshed
Asteroid Ekosystem - Storm Advance
Clare Moore - The Secondhand Man
Elkeyes - Evensong
Moff Skellington - a question for the dogdirt man
Eamon The Destroyer - Underscoring The Blues - Société Cantine Remix
Shane Sato and Braxton Cook - Surfliner
Royal Commission - The Woman (Who Cannot Be Named)
Neon Crabs - White Collar Witch
The continuum of exploration in the world of jazz runs through this set of fourteen releases, twelve of them brand new. Jazz keeps pressing at its own boundaries while drawing structure and ideas from other musical forms, the result is a playlist that moves cleanly between contrasting approaches. The closing track is presented as a tribute to Don Cherry, yet its energy and scale echo electric‑period Miles Davis, a timely reminder of his influence in his centenary year
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Straight ahead pop/rock moves into extreme metal/rock, an interval for some classic art-rock, and electronic remix and then a selection of current featured releases.
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This collection is designed as a sophisticated exploration of contemporary jazz, traversing the boundary between structured melody and avant-garde expression. The sequence balances rhythmic vitality with expansive, experimental soundscapes, offering a rich contrast between technical brilliance and raw emotional depth. Featuring a diverse array of instrumental textures and evocative vocal moments, the playlist provides a comprehensive look at the genre’s modern evolution.
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Older tunes, newer tunes, artists who have been around for a while but are still active, and brand new projects. The common denominator is that they were/are producing excellent music which pushes boundaries and challenges the status quo. Unlike the disposable “popular” music which infests the mainstream, this collection endures.
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This selection offers a sophisticated journey through the contemporary jazz landscape, balancing the refined elegance of established labels with the bold spirit of independent releases. From expansive orchestral arrangements and intimate live performances to experimental dialogues and vibrant global influences, the playlist captures a diverse array of textures and moods. Whether exploring melodic introspection or energetic improvisation, these tracks collectively celebrate the evolving colour and depth of modern creative music.
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Brian Landrus “Averse” from Just When You Think You Know (BlueLand
Palmetto Records) 00:00
Sean Imboden Large Ensemble “The Gentle Giant” from Uncharted Realms (Self Released) 07:28
Marilyn Crispell, Anders Jormin “Dialogue” from Momento (ECM Records) 15:18
Bill Frisell “Isfahan (Live)” from In My Dreams (Blue Note Records) 19:47
Brian Molley Quartet “Dance of the Waves” from Tùs Origin (BGMM Records) 26:18
Henrique Mota “Echoes Of China” from Waning Moon (Self Released) 31:03
Jordan Williams “Blue Ridge” from Playing By Ear (Red Records) 35:13
Gregory Golub “African Passions” from African and Other Jazz Passions (Gregory Golub Music Concept) 41:42
Leslie Vincent “Harriet The Spy” from Little Black Book (Jazz Is Cool Records) 45:47
Peter Furlan Project “Return to the Be-Bop Tango” from Live At Maureen’s Jazz Cellar (Beany Bops) 48:33
Pat Bianci “Wise One” from Confluence (21H Records) 56:26
PARRA.DICE “At Ease” from TURN THE DICE (Self Released) 1:06:27
Living With Tollways “Garbage Fire Of Innuendo” from Eponymously Titled (Signbearer Records) 1:11:14
Shawn Maxwell “The Last 10 Kilometers” from Frenetic Domain (Cora Street Records) 1:20:07
Feine Katzen Orchestra “Nine Laments” from Miaousic Is Our Mother Tongue (Rote Welt Records) 1:27:16
Tomeka Reid “Under The Aurora Sky” from dance! skip! hop! (Out Of Your Head Records) 1:42:20
Adam Larison and Richard Gilman-Opalsky “Other Powers Than Theirs” from Ancient Universalities (Ramble Records) 1:53:59
Francesca Remigi & Fabian Mösch “(What) You Will Find (Excerpt}” from Hoarse (Habitable Records) 2:07:54
A new album from Hugo Race is always something to celebrate and he is in fine form on his latest, which kicks off the playlist. As for the rest, a selection of contrasting styles - starts loud, goes contemporary composition, gets ambient, features some current obsessions and then gets noisy again.
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Hugo Race Fatalists - Against The World
2 Lost Souls - Unfunky
Neon Crabs - Crisis On Infinite Crabs
Bleak Squad - A Suitcase In Berlin
Satellite Inn - Faded By Time
The Ex-Bombers - In Music City
FÄHM - Ruby
Laclan X Morris - Illusionaires
This House - Out in the Westlands
Barbican Quartet - Enigma Variations Op.36 Nimrod
Mativetsky Amiri Pagé - Metamorphose
Hannah Marshall - Peasantry (Except)
Meredith Bates - 3rd incantation (binding)
Anne Efternøler, Maria Laurette Friis, Johanna Borchert - A bitter comfort for no-one & me
shrube - Flat Battery
The Green Apple Sea - Dark Kid Episode 5 (Big Heart)
The Go-Betweens - He Lives My Life (Larry Crane Rough Mix)
Agent Starling - The Charm
Half Man Half Biscuit - I’m Going Out Of My Mind Trying To Get Into Yours
2 Lost Souls - The Real Thing
Clare Moore - Parchman Farm
Elkeyes - Thalassaphobia
Mark Snarski - I’ve Got A Bullet In My Heart And Fifteen Minutes To Tell You That I Love You
Moff Skellington - o me little peters gone to sea
Salem Trials - Impressed
Neon Crabs - Near To My Eye
The Parasite - Dreaming Out Of The Slow Lane
2 Lost Souls - These Days
Aye Mammoth - Aetherium
Mad Professor - Africa 1983 Dub
This selection offers a sophisticated journey through the contemporary jazz landscape, seamlessly blending traditional virtuosity with avant-garde exploration. From the cinematic resonance of dedicated tributes to the intricate textures of improvisational duos, the collection showcases a diverse array of international talent and independent spirit. Whether moving through evocative, melancholic ballads or high-energy live performances, these tracks highlight the remarkable breadth of modern composition and the enduring vitality of the genre.
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A comprehensive journey through some of the best new underground music out there. The underlying message is to challenge convention and do something no-one has done before
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A mixed set of new releases with a broad selections of styles in play including a preview of the type of material likely to land on Record Store Day in April 2026 i.e. the ubiquitous “previously unreleased material”. Early indications are that there will be a flurry of material from archives. Pending that here is a bakers dozen plus one of artists striving to extend existing jazz boundaries to exciting new places.
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Old things, new things and things in between. A variety of genres in play and some exciting new sounds to absorb.
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Rapid Pig - The Happy Valley
Undead Guitars - Beyond The Blues
Salem Trials - Best Trip
2 Lost Souls - Jesus Mafia
The Puncturists - I’m Not Alright
Elkeyes - Yamanote Line
Agent Starling - Snake Ground
Epimetheus - Held No More
Buddhadata - The Journey of Earthly Desires
Këkht Aräkh - Three Winters Away
2 Lost Souls - Not A Victim
Mark Snarski - Run Briony Run
Those Who Walk Away - The Beginning and the End
Robert Humber - singing in circles
Inca Babies - Cowboy Song
Clare Moore - Sirens Call To Arms
The Parasite - Snapshot
The Go-Betweens - The Clock (Larry Crane Rough Mix)
2 Lost Souls - Snap Snap
Moff Skellington - cryo souvenier
Half Man Half Biscuit - McCalliog and His Hens
The Sandells - Glissando
Jackson Code - Poison Berries
Big Youth - Screaming Target
This collection offers a rich exploration of contemporary jazz and improvised music, traversing a landscape of diverse textures and international influences. From cerebral, atmospheric openings and avant-garde energy to vibrant rhythmic inflections, the selection balances intricate composition with spontaneous dialogue. Whether revisiting classic themes through a modern lens or delving into expansive collective improvisations, these tracks highlight the exceptional craft and emotive power found across the modern independent landscape.
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The build up of exciting new music is relentless now we are in February. I’m featuring all of the new EP from the wonderful Neon Kittens. In addition a cross-section of exciting new music from a wide variety of genres plus further tracks from currently featured albums.
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A show in two parts. The first part examines some of the exciting new releases that have just been released or are due soon. The second part is a tribute to the legendary guitarist Ralph Towner.
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Nicholas Mycio “Siny” from Please Plant Flowers (Self Released) 00:00
Shai Maestro “The Time Bender” from The Guesthouse (Naive) 05:50
James Fernando “Potions” from Philly 3 (Spring Garden Records) 11:50
John Fumasoli &The Jones Factor “Not Sure” from Not Sure (Jonsfac Records) 19:59
The Matthieu Mazué Trio feat. Diego Hedez and Francisco Mela “Mascarade” from Turn Of Events (577 Records) 28:15
Matt Greenwood “Alveston Avenue” from Daybreak (Self Released) 35:34
Charlie Apicella & Iron City “Big Boss” from LIVE in NYC (Zoho Roots) 41:30
Joel Ross “Protoevangelium (The First Gospel)” from Gospel Music (Blue Note) 49:02
Niklas Lukassen - Estuary (feat. Ben van Gelder, Kit Downes & Francesco Ciniglio) “Estuary” from Still Waters (Heartcore Records) 57:03
Paul McCandless Quintet “Hard Eights” from Live At Kimball’s East 1992 (Moosicus) 1:02:28
Ralph Towner “Balance Beam” from Solstice : Sound And Shadows (ECM Records) 1:15:06
Ralph Towner “Flow” from At First Light (ECM Records) 1:25:33
Ralph Towner, Wolfgang Muthspiel, Slava Grigoryan “The Henrysons” from Travel Guide (ECM Records) 1:30:22
Ralph Towner, Paolo Fresu “Zephyr” from Chairoscuro (ECM Records) 1:37:04
Ralph Towner “Oceanus” from Solstice (ECM Records) 1:44:13
Ralph Towner “Ralph’s Piano Waltz” from Solo Concert (ECM Records) 1:55:14
This playlist is a descent into a shadowy, atmospheric landscape where raw energy meets experimental depth. Moving seamlessly between gritty garage rhythms, haunting post-punk echoes, and heavy, immersive soundscapes, the selection favors the unconventional and the evocative. From distorted industrial pulses to moments of ethereal folk and avant-garde exploration, it’s a collection designed for late nights and deep listening, offering a textured journey through the darker fringes of the undergroud.
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The Darts - Midnight Creep
Shrube - Wind Up
Joint Pains - Lurleen
Occult Character - Her Name Is Terrible
Dubmatix - Black Dub
Isabel Pine - Wolves/A Flickering Light
Billy Brandt - Carnival Souls
Awolk - Wild Rose
sunn O))) - Glory Black
dälek - Better Than
Kannon - Windigo
Arthur King - Black Cloud
Ben Seretan & John Thayer - Watermelon Well
Roboquarians - Falsetto Bravado
The Go-Betweens - Magic In Here (Larry Crane Rough Mix)
Half Man Half Biscuit - Rawlplugs of Yesteryear (Breaking the States)
Moff Skellington - hister bott/grool togg betsa nistron/Nurse found a hole in a red potato
Clare Moore - Lost In Space
Inca Babies - Damnation
Mark Snarski - Peggy Finds The Spotlight
The Parasite - Bitter Tears
2 Lost Souls - Labour Under Illusions/Like To Talk/The Morning After The Night Before
LXRP - Sapper
The States - You Can’t Take It With You
On this edition there is music that traverses the vast landscape of contemporary jazz, avant-garde exploration, and orchestral fusion. In this session, we navigate a diverse range of creative visions—from the intimate flickers of "Blowing on Embers" to the massive, symphonic scale of a tribute to Bill Evans. Along the way, we’ll explore cinematic suites that capture frozen moments in time, vibrant global rhythms from Lisbon to Singapore, and lush vocal collaborations that honour the legends of the genre. Whether it is the restless energy of modern improvisation or the sweeping grandeur of the Singapore Symphony Orchestra, these selections represent the cutting edge of the international scene.
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This collection serves as a deep dive into the fringes of contemporary sound, where jagged post-punk energy meets the fluid complexity of experimental jazz. It is an intentional journey through diverse sonic landscapes—blending raw, lo-fi storytelling with cinematic, dub-infused atmospheres and expansive instrumental odysseys. Each track contributes to a restless, creative narrative that celebrates the unconventional and honours the spirit of musical exploration.
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Zu - Fuoco Saturnio
Tropical Fuck Storm - Irukandji Syndrome (Live)
Reine des Lézards - Lady Coca Cola
The Bordellos - Who Do You Think You Are? Paul McCartney
The Jack Rubies - Boat Rocker
The Corner Laughers - Rainbow Cardigan
Eddy Current Suppression Ring - On Islands
The Creedless Preacher - Bad Decision
Kye Alfred Hillig - Ezekial Bobbing For Apples
Aurelia Anne Cohen - Fairweather
Chris Emmert - Long Goodbye
Dutchman - Papa Fronc
Third Angle New Music - Phillip Glass : Return To The Hive
The Go Betweens - Surfing Magazine (Airlock Demo)
Ember Rev - Homecoming Rhapsody
Moff Skellington - pockle
Inca Babies - The Diseased Stranger’s Waltz
Mark Snarski - If I’m Magic, You’re The Trick
The Dream Syndicate - Merrittville
The Parasite - Armageddon Dub
2 Lost Souls - Who Is Being Protected?
Henry Threadgill - Better Wrapped/Better Unrapped
Miles Davis - Spanish Key
Modar - Sorrow Of Holy Garden
The breadth of content in the jazz world is captured in this selection of mostly new releases. From traditional post-bop workouts, through interpretations of popular songs, to full on invention and improvisation, this playlist demonstrates the variety of music which might be generally described as jazz but in reality covers a more complex set of variables. There is a focus on the January releases of the excellent Relative Pitch Records.
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Julian Lage “Night Shade” from Scenes From Above (Blue Note) 00:00
Alexa Tarentino “The Roar And The Whisper” from The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine) 07:13
Steve Berndt “Triplets A Go Go” from Heart of Hearts (Self Released) 13:22
Karim Saber “Sister Song” from Sundance (Self Released) 18:55
Roberto Magris, Dennis Razz Quartet “Lanquidity” from In Action (JMood) 23:56
Brodie McAllister’s Wattle “Introduction” from Jazz in Meanjin 021 - Live at KEPK (4000 Records) 30:50
Ivo Perelman and Wadada Leo Smith “Seven” from Duologues 5 (Ibeji) 41:19
Doug MacDonald “The Night Has A Thousand Eyes” from Live in Beverly Hills (Dmac Music) 48:55
Aubrey Johnson “Hope” from The Lively Air (Greenleaf) 56:51
Connor Bernhard “Dat Dere” from Pathways (Self Released) 1:02:07
Monika Herzig “Sacred Earth” from Transparent (Key of B Records) 1:07:22
Angelika Niescier with Jason Adasiewicz, Nicole Mitchell, Mike Reed, Dave Rempis and Luke Stewart “Rejoice, Disrupt, Resist” from Chicago Tapes (Intakt Records) 1:14:15
Marty Ehrlich, Julius Hemphill “Tribute” from Circle The Heart (Relative Pitch Records) 1:22:28
John Butcher “Fragile Thread” from Away, I Was (Relative Pitch Records) 1:34:40
Nicolas Collins, Birgit Uhler “Plinth” from Spark Gap (Relative Pitch Records) 1:41:11
Isidora Edwards, Biliana Voutchkova, Zosha Warpeha “The Weather of Then” from A Far Within (Relative Pitch Records) 1:47:41
Yelena Eckemoff “ABBA Museum” from Rosendals Garden (L & H Production) 1:56:11
Tom Skinner “Auster” from Kaliedoscopic Visions (Brownswood Recordings) 2:05:24
Mopping up a few of last years favourites and highlighting some of the early trickle of new music for 2026. The latter end of the show highlights some classic tracks from the archive.
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Burner Phone - Sexy 70s Witch
Buddhadatta - Nine of Buddha Aspect No.2
Horseman - View
The Jack Rubies - Be Good Or Be Gone
Dubmatix - Liberation ft Longfingah (Mad Mix)
The Parasite - Britney
Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes - You Wanna Be Loved (Live)
Mark Snarski - Fortified
Half Man Half Biscuit - Goodbye Sam, Hello Samaritans
Ember Rev - Refugees
Moff Skellington - unsloog yar gravis
The Dream Syndicate - John Coltrane Stereo Blues
2 Lost Souls - Who Is Being Protected
The Go-Betweens - Magic In Here (Airlock Demo)
Patti Cudd - The Meeting Place
Bugg Music - The Thinker
Occult Character - Down At The Boomerjacks/Silver Fork Stories/Inadequate/Arthur/Your Intentions
Cabaret Voltaire - Eddies Out
Chicago Underground Duo - Blue Sparks from Her, and the Scent of Lightning
Sonic Youth - Tunic (Song For Karen)
Inca Babies - Superior Spectre
Van Der Graaf Generator - Refugees
The Triffids - A Trick Of The Light
The Stooges - No Fun
In this edition we have a selection of recent jazz and improvised music releases. The playlist moves through chamber‑oriented writing, rhythm‑centred ensemble pieces, contemporary treatments of standards, guitar‑driven abstraction, brass‑focused small‑group work, groove‑based compositions, textural duos, high‑energy electric material, bass‑led writing, reflective ballad forms and early‑1970s reissue material.
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Federica Colangelo Acquaphonica “Margherita Hack” from Forward (Folderol Records) 00:00
Quinsin Nachoff “Patterns from Nature I. Branches” from Patterns from Nature (Whirlwind Records) 07:57
Juan Pablo Arredondo, Maximiliano Kirszner, Nicolás Politzer “How Deep Is The Ocean” from Las estrellas cayeron (Self Released) 19:10
Glenn Makos & BRū “Sunflower Morning” from Arrowsic (Stop Time Records) 26:43
Peter Paulsen TurksHeadKnot Quintet “Fine-Feathered” from Would’a. Could’a, Should’a (SquarePegWorks) 35:20
Tim Larkin “Gumshoes” from Setting Standards (Tomato Bay) 46:00
David Torn & Tim Berne “door is open (excerpt)” from door is open (Self Released) 50:12
Brandon Seabrook “I’m a Nightmare and You Know It” from Hellbent Daydream (Pyroclastic Records) 59:55
Shawn Lovato “Parachute Bloom” from Biotic (Endectomorph Music) 1:08:11
Martin Wind “Standing At The Window Waving Goodbye” from Stars (Newvelle Records) 1:15:06
Joe Chambers “Mind Rain/Hello To The Wind” from Double Exposure (Time Traveler Recordings) 1:20:06
Woody Shaw “Love Dance/Obsequious” from Love Dance (Time Traveler Recordings) 1:37:17
These shows are put together around 2 to 3 weeks before they get released. So at the time of writing it’s that time of year when not a lot of new music comes in - a festive fortnight of reflection and review on what went before and anticipating what is to come. So we have a selection of current favourites, a few new things, and some memorable music extracted from the archive.
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Wench! X Jodie Langford - You’ve Got Male
Half Man Half Biscuit - Horror Clowns Are Dickheads
Ember Rev - That Night A Forest Grew Parts 1 & 2
Inca Babies - Devil In My Room
Mark Snarski - The Unholiness of Nothingness
Keltrix - Sharon
The Go-Betweens - When She Sang About Angels (Airlock Demo)
Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes - What Kind Of Fool Are You
The Apartments - You Know We’re Not Supposed to Feel This Way
Jodie Langford - The Biz
2 Lost Souls - The Right To Die By A Gun
Moff Skellington - lembryon graphite
Scherbentanz - Halbez Herz (Chris Rotten Edition)
V/Haze Miasma - Shadows
The Jack Rubies - This Is Not A Joke
David/David - dve
Snowglobe - Nothing I Can Do
HIM - Transition Desert Wave
The Golden Gaytimes - They Don’t Make Em Like Me Anymore
Kin - Chemistry Set
La Dusseldorf - Menschen 1
Lindisfarne - Together Forever
Moon Duo - Motorcycle I Love You
Nils Petter Molvaer - Tløn
Tradition meets experimentation in this fascinating collection of new releases. Beginning with the eclectic endeavours of Brandon Seabrook, via a mix of latin jazz, European exploration , free improvisation from the UK, a musical statement about the climate crisis, and closing with Thelonious Monk in concert in 1965.
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The first show of a New Year of Different Noises is packed with exciting new releases as well as the featured albums from 2025 which I am still working my way through. Very excited to be able to feature an excerpt from the always wonderful Fucked Up who are back after a lengthy hiatus.
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Fucked Up - Long Ago Gardens (Excerpt)
Bleak Squad - Black & White
Larynx and Claw - Flies
Joint Pains - Everything Considered
Jessie Sykes and The Sweet Hereafter - A New Medium
Dylan White - Rags
The Static Dive - No King No Castle
Sunday Morning - Carry The Sky
Sean Noonan - Drunkard Landlady’s Lawsuit with an Unlicensed Vagrant
Alberto Rigoni Michael Manring Stuart Hamm feat. Tim “Herb” Alexander - Dystopia
Luke Marantz & Simon Jermyn - Hovering
David Becker & Paul Wertico - The Catch
SH3 - The Loss
2 Lost Souls - Mongrel
The Apartments - The American Resistance
Moff Skellington - roynsa gevvick neprum
Ember Rev - Sing
Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes - We’re Here To Go
Mark Snarski - Baby I Know It’s Late
The Go-Betweens - Static (Airlock Demo)
The Dream Syndicate - The Medicine Show
Inca Babies - Phantom Track
2 Lost Souls - Ironic
Jodie Langford - Put It Down
Dubmatix - Tribal Dub
This playlist of new music moves through a wide spectrum of contemporary and classic jazz, blending live recordings, ensemble explorations, and intimate duologues. It opens with blues-inflected improvisation and shifts into modern compositions marked by rhythmic drive and layered textures. Chamber-like interplay and orchestral arrangements sit alongside fiery solos and inventive group dialogues, while moments of lyrical reflection contrast with bursts of angular energy. The selection balances tradition and experimentation, weaving together swing, free improvisation, and global influences into a cohesive journey of shifting moods and formats.
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Al Foster “Amsterdam Blues” from Live at Smoke (Smoke Sessions) 00:00
Dave Douglas “Sandhog” from Four Freedoms (Greenleaf) 09:44
HII TRIO - Henrique Mota, Iury Batista, Igor Willcox “Anonymous” from Connections (Room73 Records) 16:35
Craig Taborn, Tomeka Reid, Ches Smith “Mumbo Jumbo” from Dream Archives (ECM Records) 22:57
Ramiro Zayas feat. Basel Jazz Orchestra “An Open Question” from Familia (El Club Del Disco) 28:06
Taylor Ho Bynum “Night” from Life (Live at Firehouse 12) (SG3 Records) 35:03
Ivo Perelman & John Butcher “Seven” from Duologues 4 (Ibeji) 41:01
Keith Jarrett “Koln, January 24, 1975, Part II a” from The Köln Concert (ECM Records) 50:17
Carolyn Trowbridge “Physalia’s Journey” from Found Memories (Self Released) 1:05:11
Dave Stryker “Dexterity” from Blue Fire (Strikezone Records) 1:09:49
Carl Clements And The Real Jazz Trio “Retrospect” from Retrospective (Greydisc) 1:17:13
Jane Ira Bloom and Brian Shankar Adler “True City” from once like a spark (Adhyâropa Records) 1:26:03
John Vanore & Abstract Truth “Mvt II Gods & Devils” from Easter Island Suite (Acoustical Concepts) 1:29:09
Temple University Jazz Band “Squatty Rue” from Live In Japan Volume 1 (BCM+D Records) 1:36:13
Jeff Dingler “Dewey Square” from How About You? (Self Released) 1:45:50
David Becker and Paul Wertico “Tuxedo Man” from Tuxedo Man (GAD Records / New Sun) 1:49:32
Max Ridley, Eleanor Elektra and Nat Mugavero “Trishul” from Playing, Praying (577 Records) 1:55:55
Oscar Lavën “Tall Poppy Stomp” from Elegant Calamity (Thick Records NZ) 1:59:33
I thought about a year end retrospective but there has been so much new stuff that it would have been about six hours long. Instead more new things plus more selections from the recent albums that have risen to the top of the best of list….kicking things off with an exciting new single from TAB-D featuring the ever excellent Boz Hayward and the return of the wonderful Bikini Test Failure. Enjoy and Happy New Year!
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This playlist delves deep into the vibrant landscape of contemporary independent jazz and improvised music, showcasing an eclectic mix of sounds that defy easy categorization. From the rhythmic sophistication of Latin fusion and the intricate melodies of modern piano trios to boundary-pushing avant-garde improvisations, the selections deliberately cross genre lines. The journey takes listeners through structured compositions released on labels like Smoke Sessions and Harmony Pacific, into the raw, unscripted dialogues found in the catalogues of Relative Pitch and Klanggalerie. It is a sonic exploration that highlights a diverse range of global influences and innovative instrumental voices currently shaping the modern jazz scene
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For Christmas Eve an eclectic mix delivering the best in new Australian Music, tidbits from recent releases on Half Edge Records, tracks from some of the best releases of 2025 and a dip in the archive for some magic from The Cramps. We kick off with a new tune from the excellent Melbourne band The Silversound.
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The Silversound - Rose City
The Cramps - Call of the Wighat
Adventures of Salvador - Where Have All The Cowboys Gone?
Inca Babies - Daniella
Beta Voids - MeatHead Look
Paul Kidney Japanese Experience - Manual Of Error
2 Lost Souls - Cartoon Humans
Breath After Coma - Lunatics
Bleak Squad - Ghost of the Bad Humour Man
Saapato - Ravens
Géraldine Eguiluz & Michel F Côté - Les grands départs
Ember Rev - Subterranean
Moff Skellington - ebrethnok oostyann gassop
2 Lost Souls - Collision Man
Lowsunday - Innocence (2025 Electromix)
The Dream Syndicate - Armed With An Empty Gun
Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes - Scorched Earth Love Affair (Live)
The Go-Betweens - Sign Of The Unicorn (Airlock Demo)
The Apartments - That’s What the Music Is For (When the Fair’s Over)
Mark Snarski - That Machine
Jodie Langford - Breastmilk Cheesecake
2 Lost Souls - Satan Chuckles
Tortoise - Layered Presence
Marcel Gidote’s Holy Crab - Sooner or Later
kandodo - Solstice
Agent Starling - Jokul Frosti
Mark Corrin - Christmas Grump by Ian Moss
A raft of new releases is dominated by female pianists offering cutting edge music. In between two new discoveries of Rahsaan Roland Kirk playing live plus other exciting ground-breaking albums and to close something to reflect the season.
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Yelena Eckemoff “Strandvägen Pier” from Rosendals Garden (L&H Production) 00:00
Juan Bayon “Anti-Monitor” from Como Enfrentar al Mundo Entero (ears&eyes) 07:58
B.I.T. DUO with Danielle Di Majo and Manuela Pasqui “Luce di mezznotte” from R-Esistenze (Filibusta Records) 15:38
Nadia Labrie “Suite for Flute and Jazz Piano Trio - Part 2. Sentimentale” from Flûte Passion — Hommage à Claude Bolling (ATMA Classique) 20:46
Rahsaan Roland Kirk “Kirk’s Delight” from Vibrations in the Village: Live at the Village Gate (Resonance Records) 29:20
Amir ElSaffar New Quartet “Orientations I-V” from Live at Pierre Boulez Saal (Maqam Records) 41:45
Haeun Joo “Until The End” from Just Gravity (577 Records) 58:26
Satoko Fujii Quartet “Solar Orbit” from Burning Wick (Libra Records) 1:05:33
Hugo Blouin “Un camion pizza” from Le buffet (Ambiances Magnétiques) 1:18:21
Carl Ross “Freetime Blues” from Distant Colours (Jazz Hang Records) 1:25:10
Bellbird “The Call” from The Call (Constellation) 1:34:57
Rahsaan Roland Kirk “Prelude To A Kiss” from Seek & Listen : Live at The Penthouse (Resonance Records) 1:41:29
Out Of/Into “Juno” from Motion II (Blue Note Records) 1:49:11
Maria Kaushansky “So Long Centrepoint Mall” from Northbound To Finch (Flat 6th Records) 1:57:09
Kevin Brown Quintet “Phos Hilaron” from Adventus (Self-Released) 2:02:19
Starting and finishing in the Greater Manchester region this playlist provides and aural journey around the more obscure nooks and crannies of the world of music. Some familiar names are mixed in with new artists providing for a rich palate of unique offerings, some of them quite sonically unsettling.
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Inca Babies - Buster’s On Fire
Mellowdeath - 1772
Nuclear Dudes - The Octopus
The Residents - Betty’s Body
Self-Immolation Music - Hearing Voices
Black Rose Burning - Roses In The Dark
AudioGust - I Didn’t Hear What You Said
Oliver James Brookes - Too Dark To See
Hansan - Gunga
taupe - Lemonade Tycoon
Zihua Tan & No Banda - Remnants Present
Algol, Camilo Ángeles, Christian Lillinger, Elias Stemeseder - III
Captain Narwhal - Sweet Lady of The Proverbs
Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes - Rock ‘n’ Roll Is Where I Hide (Live)
The Apartments - Another Sun Gone Down
On Diamond - Another Sip
Mark Snarski - Less Than Tender Arms
The Go-Between - Spirit (Airlock Demo)
Ember Rev- Creepers Crawl
Moff Skellington - Hevverstock vaunts paglish
West Coast Sick Line - Smells Like Family
The Dream Syndicate - Burn
2 Lost Souls - Asphyxiate
This set moves through solo sketches, trio interplay, and full ensemble fire, tracing acoustic and electric textures across studio, live, and archival formats. It opens with flowing piano, moves into exploratory trio improvisation, and shifts between guitar meditations, reworked soul and rock standards, and tightly arranged ensemble writing. Abstract textures and ambient passages emerge mid-set, followed by groove-based phrasing, UK archival material, and layered acoustic duets. The final track dips into the archive for a rhythm-forward piece built around bass and percussion.
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What is cool? What is trendy? Who decides these things? In the context of this show what constitutes “Different”? In simplistic terms people send me things, or I buy them, based on past listening experience. I listen to them, if they sound sufficiently interesting, or they tug at some emotional string somewhere in the brain or heart, then they get on the show. This music sounds good to me, not stuck in some mainstream dreamed up in a committee meeting somewhere. It feels like Miles Davis Birth of the Cool did when I first heard it, recognisable as jazz but somehow completely unique in its’ construction of delivery. So this is “cool” music, or is it?
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Another eclectic mix of Jazz from around the world includes a good portion of self-released material. Traditional jazz forms mingle with ambient, rock and fusion to create a fascinating playlist. The show concludes with two recent live albums from the formative years of British jazz.
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An eclectic mix of mostly new material with more than average Antipodean content, lots of Mancunian elements, and a blend of styles and movements that on first examination might appear contradictory but when listened to in sequence there is an organic flow.
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On this edition a set of twelve pieces tracing rhythmic invention, ensemble interplay, and tonal contrast across multiple continents and decades. The selections move from suite-based composition and archival live recordings to contemporary quartet work, solo piano abstraction, and layered studio arrangements. Formats include trio, orchestra, and collaborative studio ensemble, with instrumentation spanning reeds, brass, percussion, electronics, and voice. Styles range from modal jazz and Latin jazz to avant-garde improvisation and structured groove, with label origins including independent, cooperative, and legacy imprints.
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Anticipating forthcoming concerts celebrating The Dream Syndicates Medicine Show album I begin a journey through a recently released massive collection of music from that part of the bands history. There’s also the current crop of featured albums plus some challenging new sounds that have recently arrived in my in-box. To close some Norwegian experimentation and jazz guitar mastery from John Abercrombie.
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This episode includes recent studio releases, live recordings, and archival material spanning solo, trio, and large ensemble formats. The programme features work from Canada, the UK, the US, the Netherlands, and Israel, with contributions structured around ballad forms, extended improvisation, rhythmic studies, and ensemble arrangements. Albums range from self-released projects to material issued by independent jazz imprints.
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This weeks selection includes, amongst many other things, the return of Dusty and Stacey, a memorable new album from Mark Snarski, an anniversary release from The Dream Syndicate, and a look back at the work of Fini Tribe.
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West Coast Sick Line - The House Of Paul
Jessie Kilguss - St Teresa In Ecstasy
Lucky And Love - Secret Is Out
Mark Snarski - Friday’s Big Black Car
Tombstones In Their Eyes - Under Dark Skies
Undead Guitars - Blazing Zombies
On Diamond - I Cry To Think
The Dream Syndicate - Burn (Live at the Aragon Ballroom, Chicago, 1984)
Fini Tribe - Cathedral
Jessica Moss - One, Now (feat. Tony Buck)
Alta Vista - Interstate 80
Tana delle Pigri - Musica Maestro
Moon - Sing To Me/The Spaniard
Messiness - Eternity Unbound
Chris Alford - Putting English On It
Tim Brady - Really, Really Solo Electric Guitar Music
Rain Parade - Depending On You
The Go-Betweens - Sleeping Giant
Danny Short - It’s Not Me
Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes - I’m Not Afraid To Be Heavy (Live)
Moff Skellington - Genkin Upta Poolsquand
The Last Caboose - So Do I
Mark Snarski - The Faster I Go
On Diamond - Melon On The Vine
Precogs - Wild Wind
Stepbrothers - Butterflies (A Nod to Moff)
Three double albums start a musical journey which includes, amongst other things, experimentation, a celebration of the legacy of Herb Robertson, a statement on the environment, previously unreleased material from a jazz legend, and a dip into the archives of British Jazz.
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We lean towards the melodic to kick things off before taking a left turn into more esoteric material before recent favourites are featured and then there’s a closer from Sonic Youth which just happens to be the last track on the last studio album they released.
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A rich selection of brand new releases from across the wide World of Jazz includes two new ECM Records albums, debut releases from break-through artists, and rare broadcasting recordings from a UK jazz icon. We close with two duo recordings from masters of their craft.
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“Pop Music” need not be obvious, safe, boring or trite. It should be unexpected, challenging, dangerous, and original. It should challenge your perceptions. This weeks selection does the latter - indeed if we are dealing in antonyms perhaps we should describe it as unpopular music - but that perhaps has all the wrong connotations. This music is from the edges, the nether regions of the music world. You won’t see it bothering the mainstream. It is exciting, fresh, novel, innovative, provocative, unconventional, and, it inspires. A little like hearing “Virginia Plain” by Roxy Music when you were mired in a world of Led Zeppelin and thinking “Hey! That’s Different?”.
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This episode features music from Latin America, North America, Europe, and the Mediterranean region. It begins with rhythmically driven Latin jazz and piano-led ensemble work, followed by experimental compositions using layered electronics, extended techniques, and non-standard forms. Midway, the programme includes modal structures, bowed string textures, and vibraphone-led chamber jazz. The final third presents free improvisation, large ensemble writing, and live recordings with shifting metre and phrasing. The sequence spans solo, trio, quintet, and big band formats, with studio and live material released across independent and established labels.
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A mix old, new, strange, obscure and challenging. Rock meets contemporary classical, electronica meets outsider, jazz meets rituals, blended into a mix of infinite complexity coupled with punk basics.
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This week's show takes a musical journey that begins with experimental and improvisatory sounds, moves through a selection of fascinating re-releases of archival material, gathers a fresh crop of guitar-focused releases, detours into two contrasting approaches to Big Band music, and wraps up with a dose of cool West Coast jazz.
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This episode brings together a wide range of experimental, ambient, and progressive sounds - a mix built around mood and texture rather than genre. It opens with Unsafe At Any Speed by Orcutt, Shelley, and Miller—an improvised collision of guitar, percussion, and electronics—then moves through cello minimalism (Kirin McElwain), post-rock layering (Tortoise), and gamelan-inspired textures (Bill Brennan & Andy McNeil). Electronic and ambient works dominate the middle stretch: Ro(b)//ert Lundberg’s modular abstractions, Kali Malone & Drew McDowall’s drone collaboration, and Troth’s reworking of Cold Hands Warm Heart. There’s also dubwise pop from Rob Smith & Ammoye, and contemporary classical from Eydís Evensen. Later selections include Eddodi surrealism, lo-fi country deconstruction , and archival material from The Go-Betweens. Peter Hammill appears in three forms solo , in duet with Roger Eno , and in progressive collaboration with Isildur’s Bane. The mix is loosely themed around dislocation, memory, and sonic instability, although this was not a deliberate programming decision, it just came together that way.
This week’s selection of new music gathers artists working in jazz’s more exploratory edges together with more traditional exponents approaching the music from new perspectives.
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This week’s Different Noises moves through ambient, jazz-rock, chamber pop, surreal collage, and post-punk. The playlist leans into ritual, resistance, humour, and minimalism, brought together by unexpected overlaps and artists working outside the usual lines.
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This week’s playlist focuses on modern improvisation, small group dynamics, and inventive rhythms. You’ll hear brass-led pieces and complex beats, ranging from quiet solo moments to intense group performances and global musical influences. The show highlights drifting melodies, fresh takes on post-bop styles, and ambient textures.
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This playlist spans experimental pop, dub, spoken word, ambient, post-punk, and electronic composition, alongside melodic hooks, lo-fi ballads, and offbeat pop. It includes archival reissues, live recordings, collaborations, and solo works—ranging from structured improvisation to direct, catchy songwriting.
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This show is a trip around jazz’s outer edges—where tradition collides with invention. From Michael Mayo’s vocal acrobatics on Coltrane’s “Giant Steps” to the explosive real-time conduction of Hill Collective, this selection of new releases spans chamber, ensemble, and solo work.
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This week’s playlist moves through folk, psych, rock, jazz, and experimental pop, with new and archival tracks from across the spectrum. Some exciting new releases in play here and some strong contenders for album of the year - or at least getting into the top 100.
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The effects and the after-effects of the covid pandemic is a recurring theme in some of this weeks collection of new releases. That such a world-changing and harrowing episode in our history should lead to the production of a variety of ground-breaking music is perhaps a testament to the human race’s indomitable spirit and perhaps gives us hope for a brighter future in these challenging times. In addition to the new music there are re-issues of classic albums by Charlie Rouse and Pepper Adams.
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A recent release of Terry Riley’s recordngs with Columbia dominates a show packed with new releases, current obsessions and favourites from my archives. Terry Riley revolutionized modern music by pioneering minimalism and reshaping how repetition, improvisation, and electronic layering could evoke deep emotional and spiritual resonance. His landmark works like In C and A Rainbow in Curved Air introduced modular structure and tape-loop experimentation, influencing ambient, electronic, and psychedelic genres. Drawing from Indian classical traditions and embracing live improvisation, Riley’s legacy spans collaborations from John Cale to the Kronos Quartet—offering a blueprint for sonic freedom across decades.
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our own way 16. John Cale & Terry Riley - Church Of Anthrax - The Columbia Recordings : Church of Anthrax 17. Moff Skellington - Sea Legs - The Sleeproom Diary 18. Precogs - Zero Ground - Precogs 1st 19. The Go-Betweens - Perfect Beat - G Stands For Go-Betweens: The Go-Betweens Anthology - Volume 3 20. Tortoise - Oganesson (Broken Social Scene Remix) - Oganesson Remixes
A show packed with new releases includes a couple of debut albums as well as two new releases from the ECM label and some newly found early 80s recordings from a British band led by Geoff Castle. A mix of intimate trio recordings, big band explorations and latin music is followed by a hypnotic piece of free improvisation from Rose Tang and Patrick Goulden.
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We start in Hull and end in Liverpool - in between a trip around the world which includes brand new releases, preview tracks, my current featured albums, and a dip in the archive for some of the music I featured on the radio when I started back in 2009. It’s an eclectic selection as usual including a piece of class from Dave Graney ‘n’ the Coral Snakes and a preview of the new album from The Necks.
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A comprehensive mix of forthcoming, new and recent releases which includes a wide variety of differing jazz elements. Women in Jazz make a healthy contribution to the playlist with some notable vocal performances and exemplary musicianship. There’s also some classic jazz fusion from 1970 from Miles Davis in there as well.
and the Rathausplatz Bern (DooBeeDoo Rec) 1:19:15 19. Emaginario and Chano Domínguez “Sweet Street Blues” from Blues Around Us (Unifying Sounds) 1:31:03 20. Miles Davis “Inamorata” from The Cellar Door Sessions 1970 (Columbia/Legacy) 1:37:37 21. Lucian Ban, John Surman, Mat Maneri “Dowry Song” from The Athenaeum Concert (Sunnyside Records) 1:51:32
This isn’t a playlist that asks politely. It kicks off with PJ Harvey’s feral “50ft Queenie” and doesn’t let up—charging through noise, art-rock, outsider pop, and doom-laced experimentalism. From The Souless Creed’s jagged declarations to Orcutt Shelley Miller’s garage surrealism, the early stretch is all teeth and distortion. But it’s not just abrasion—it’s atmosphere. Moon’s “The Spaniard” drifts through haunted parkland, while Jess Ribeiro and David McClymont bring a melancholic shimmer. Moff Skellington and Neon Kittens twist language and form into something gloriously unhinged. Then the ground shifts: Tortoise’s remix pulses with precision, The Prize and Claude9 bring melodic defiance, and LUCKYANDLOVE’s “I Am Human” offers a moment of synth-driven clarity. The final descent is pure ritual—Abhorrent Expanse, The W Likes, and Grand Atomic summon sludge, drone, and mythic weight. It’s a journey from post-punk snarl to cosmic doom, stitched together by artists who refuse to play nice. For those yearning for the edges of sound, this is a map of the uncharted.
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This selection of music drifts across borders and decades, tracing a path from Dara Starr Tucker’s ethereal lullaby to Charles Tolliver’s fiery live invocation. It’s a voyage through jazz’s many dialects—big band warmth, avant-garde abstraction, global fusion, and spiritual depth. Each track marks a waypoint: Bonnie Jensen’s breezy swing, Henry Threadgill’s cryptic miniatures, Samara Joy’s playful reinvention, and The Secret Trio’s Anatolian pulse. From self-released gems to Strata-East classics, these selections speak in rhythm, resistance, and reverence.
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Two hours of exploratory sound where the compass spins and the map’s been tossed. This isn’t a curated journey, it’s a cautious wander through, amongst other things, no wave abrasion, dubwise undercurrents, jazz reflections, and outsider poetics.
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A show with mostly new releases with a mix of various genres of jazz features many fine examples of the use of the guitar. The show also includes a re-release from Steve Smith and more from the Strata-East catalogue.
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A selection that drifts between the spectral and the grounded, the whispered and the defiant. From Jess Ribeiro’s hushed invocation to The Stolen Moans’ clawed surrealism, this sequence threads together outsider pop, experimental folk, and post-everything reflections. Each track feels like a dispatch from a parallel scene—whether it’s Hand To Earth’s Yolŋu-rooted reverence, Moff Skellington’s surrealist whimsy, or Annette Peacock’s radical sensuality. There’s no single genre here, just a shared pulse of emotional clarity and sonic curiosity.
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A selection of new releases coupled with more exciting music from the re-release of the Strata-East catalogue and to open a fascinating snap shot of late 60s free jazz.
Three new tracks from The Screaming Love Collective dominate a show packed with new releases and current favourites.
A selection of brand new releases from around the world together with four more great examples from the recent re-issue of the Strata-East catalogue provides for a fascinating two hours of music.
Pop, Dub, Metal, Prog and things in between. Mostly new material and current obsessions. Variety is the watchword. Noise is an underlying component. This is an antidote to safe programming:
Origami Horses - King Crimson - King Crimson
Jah Wobble - Existential Dub - Dub Volume 1
Don Husky - Show Love - Show Love
Bright Sunshine - Failure To Execute - Executive Power Supreme
Digital Negative - Trapped - Intersect
Philosophobia - King of Fools - The Constant Void
In The Company Of Serpents - Ghosts On The Periphery - A Crack In Everything
Morgan Szymanski and Tommy Perman - Canción del Adiós - Songs for the Mist Forest
Acapulco Lips - Happy Were The Dayz - Now
Niloo - Valentines In Kamakura - Sour Cherry
2 Lost Souls - The Big Chief - Span
The Lancashire Hustlers - Like A Ghost - Here But Not Here
The Go-Betweens - The Dark Side Of Town - G Stands For Go-Betweens: The Go-Betweens Anthology - Volume 3
Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes - The Pre-Revolutionary Scene - The Soft ‘n’ Sexy Sound
David McClymont - Spit - Under the World: Harry Howard with David McClymont
TFS - Fairyland Codex - Fairyland Codex
Kind of Green - James Brown - Kind of Green
Danny Short - Leave You Behind (Remix) - Dancing Girl
Moff Skellington - The Socks You Keep Alive - The Corduroy Bridge
Ari Joshua - Pork Fat feat. Delvon Lamarr & Grant Schroff & Skerik : Synesthesia - Pork Fat
Black Sky Giant - Desert son ~ Cult of the Wurm - WEEDIAN : Trip To Argentina
Celeste Corsano - Stuck - Stuck
Tombstones In Their Eyes - I Am Cold - I Am Cold
Duncan Lloyd - One Step Closer To The Damn - Unwound
ØXN - Cruel Mother (Drokk Remix)
King Crimson - Improv: Starless and Bible Black - The Night Watch
A varied selection of new releases interspersed with tracks from Ivo Perelman’s six volume set The Art of Improv focuses on the importance of improvisation in Jazz.
Jon Irabagon’s PlainsPeak “Tiny Miracles (at a Funeral for a Friend)” from Someone to Someone (Irabbagast Records) 00:00
Ivo Perelman, Karl Berger, Gerald Cleaver “Part 1” from The Art Of The Improv Trio Volume 1 (Leo Records) 05:44
Gilad Atzmon, Daniel Bulatkin, Taras Volos, Dusan Cernak “Autumn in Baghdad” from Praying For More Songs To Come (HLAVA XXII) 11:54
Ivo Perelman, Mat Maneri, Whit Dickey “Part 2” from The Art Of The Improv Trio Volume 2 (Leo Records) 18:29
Joe Farnsworth “Prime Time” from The Big Room (Smoke Sessions Records) 22:38
Ivo Perelman, Matthew Shipp, Gerald Cleaver “Part 3” from The Art Of The Improv Trio Volume 3 (Leo Records) 26:27
Tomas Fujiwara “Blue Pickup” from Dream Up (Out Of Your Head Records) 31:26
Ivo Perelman, William Parker, Gerald Cleaver “Part 1” from The Art Of The Improv Trio Volume 4 (Leo Records) 34:12
Matthew Putman, Hill Greene, Francisco Mela “Renewal and Forward” from Believe That Was Me (577 Records) 39:47
Ivo Perelman, Joe Morris, Gerald Cleaver “Part 8” from The Art Of The Improv Trio Volume 5 (Leo Records) 45:17
Song Yi Jeon Nonet “Suite One” from The Earthy Suites (Self Released) 56:02
Ivo Perelman, Joe Morris, Gerald Cleaver “Part 1” from The Art Of The Improv Trio Volume 6 (Leo Records) 1:17:39
Ava Mendoza, Gabby Fluke-Mogul, Carolina Pérez “Mama Coca” from Mama Killa (Burning Ambulance Music) 1:59:51
A mix of older material and brand new releases this time. A wide variety of genres are in play.
A selection of new releases interspersed with tracks from the complete seven volume set of the Art Of Perelman-Shipp which has just been re-released on Leo Recordings. The show includes European jazz, Latin jazz, free improvisation and cutting edge new and emerging stars of the music world.
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The “establishment” music industry is a façade. I take a nihilistic view of it and I put it out of my mind. The music I get and enjoy is light years away from what it pumped down your ear by the mainstream. Herein many good examples of why it is important to seek out things that you have not been told to listen to. I am not telling you to listen to these I am just pointing out that you might find them more emotionally or intellectually fulfilling than what Spotify etc tells you is current. Mostly new things, some current favourites and a handful of classics to conclude business
Artists featured:
Orcutt Shelley Miller
When The Deadbolt Breaks
Tortoise
Sophie Tassignon
Manop Nakomchai
Dubmatix
Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes
TFS
David McClymont
The Go-Betweens
Robert Forster
The Lancashire Hustlers
Dwellers
2 Lost Souls
Thee Holy Brothers
Sarah McQuaid
Kind of Green
Moff Skellington
Cabaret Voltaire
Friendly Rich
Dotsun Moon
Van Der Graaf Generator
Frank Zappa
Loop-aznavour
The arrival of a new Anthony Wilson album with his interpretation of Joe Zawinul’s “In A Silent Way” lead me to dig out other versions - a live rendition by Weather Report plus the two versions from the The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions box set release by Miles Davis. Zawinul’s haunting melody is the centrepiece of all four versions on the show. In addition some re-released music from John Hicks, and new releases from across the wide world of jazz.
Featured artists:
Weather Report, Anthony Wilson Nonet, Miles Davis, Gaia Wilmer & Ra Kalam Bob Moses, Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp String Trio, CODE Quartet, The Counterfictionals, Camila Nebbia Kit Downes & Andrew Lisle, John Hicks, Karl Evangelista's Apura, Chick Corea Gary Burton Kirill Gerstein, The Near Jazz Experience, and Jon Irabagon
The variety of new material received over the last few weeks has been quite astounding and this is reflected in an eclectic show featuring old friends returning, and, artists who have been around for a while but I have not encountered them before.
Featuring:
Geoff Mann, Ava Mendoza Gabby Fluke-Mogul and Carolina Pérez, Morgan Szymanski and Tommy Perman, The Dwarfs of East Agouza, Ecce Shnak, Helms Deep, The Go-Betweens, Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, Dwellers, Gareth Liddiard and Rui Pereira, Moff Skellington, Robert Forster, The Lancashire Hustlers,
On Diamond, Walking Bombs, Blue Heron & DÜNYA, Hampus Lindwall, Dubinator,
Jodie Langford, Messiness, Sargeant X Comrade, All Men Unto Me, Sarah McQuaid.
David McClymont and Harry Howard, Kety Fusco, Weather Report, Wishbone Ash
A selection of the best of new jazz releases in 2025 with a few classic tracks from previous years. In particular Mary Halvorson’s new album is a strong contender for album of the year.
Featuring: Mary Halvorson, Pasquale Grasso, Stephen Philip Harvey, Stanley Cowell, The Scornful Four, Peter Daniels, Kasper Rietkerk, Chris Potter, Ralph Peterson, Kris Adams & Peter Perfido, Cosmic Ear, Patricia Brennan, Trio of Bloom, Ned Rothenberg, Miguel Zenón Quartet, Something Blue, and, Monster
And so we reach 100 shows with the usual mix of new, current favourites and some classics from the archive. Notably there is a new Aussie group, which comprises some familiar faces from the art-rock end of things who introduce themselves with two tracks from their forthcoming release.
Featuring music from: Captain Narwhal, Robert Forster, Bleak Squad, Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, Gareth Liddiard and Rui Pereira, The Drones, The Screaming Love Collective, Tony Orzano, Bryan Rohmer, Jeremy Wexler, Tyler Cooney and Joseph Rabjohns, Hand To Earth, Moff Skellington, Roxy Music, Tenise Marie, Tini Qiyi, Dwellers, Splitsville, Noiseshaper, The Go-Betweens, The Lancashire Hustlers,
King Crimson, Van Der Graaf Generator, and, John Coltrane.
A selection of new releases with some excellent vocal performances and a mix of conventional and experimental. In addition four more albums from the recent re-release of Ivo Perelman’s Leo Records catalogue. Featuring music from: Tessa Souter, Stefano Tampellini and Paolo Tognola, Zilber and Clarke, Ivo Perelman, Emilia Vancini & Guillermo Martín-Viana, Kaze, Peter Johnstone, Antonia Bennett, Lafayette Gilchrist, Brittany Davis, Theon Cross, Rico Jones, Scales Flanagan & Grasso, Joshua Redman, Charles Tolliver, and, Sarah WIlson
The show features all of the excellent new release from Vancouvers Alien Boys, a selection of current featured albums and EPs, lots of new releases from other Canadian artists, plus a handful of other things. Featured artists:
Alien Boys, Half Naked Shrunken Heads, Barbiana Complex, René Lussier , Robbie Kuster, Dwellers, Mark Corrin, Kiji Suedo, Moff Skellington, Rafiq Bhattia, The Lancashire Hustlers, The Go-Betweens, Robert Forster, The Royal Dave Graney Show, Friendly Rich, Soothsayer, Gareth Liddiard and Rui Pereira, Marthe Halvorsen
John Devlin and The Revolvers, The Screaming Love Collective, Jess Ribeiro, Shrinkwrap Killers, Dolven, The All's Eye
On this show a selection of excellent new releases, further exploration of Ivo Perelman’s recent re-releases on Leo Records, and archive music from 1980 from Bobby Wellins and Kenny Wheeler.
Featuring : Noah Haidu, Ivo Perelman, Eva Novoa, Bobby Wellins & Kenny Wheeler, NYO Jazz, Entre Amigos, Mark Masters, Anthony Bruno, Bob Schlesinger, Bill Lee
A mix of old, current obsessions and new on this one - a bit of a focus, with matters progressing on a planned Harvey’s Rabbit release a little slower than anticipated, I thought I would dig out their album on Resonator and the obvious choice from that was the cover of a Robert Forster song given what else is on the show. Also I was extremely pleased to see the talented Lancashire Hustlers back with a new album after too long a gap. Featured artists: The Holy Rollercoasters, Bacon Wagon,
Tangowhiskeyman , Dwellers, Rún, TFS, Lucia Cadotsch’ LIUN + The Science Fiction Band, Moff Skellington, Robert Forster, The Go-Betweens, Harvey's Rabbit, Steve Wynn, Charlie Nieland, The Lancashire Hustlers, Celeste Corsano, Barbiana Complex, 2 Lost Souls, Half Naked Shrunken Heads, The Royal Dave Graney Show,
Dubmatix, Me Lost Me, Sanam, Tamir Barzily, Grails, Supersilent, Wayne Shorter
Perhaps the most fascinating and rewarding gift from jazz music is its’ unpredictability. On this show the selection of new releases continue to demonstrate that the music never fails to surprise and excite. As well as new material there is further exploration of Ivo Perelman’s back catalogue on Leo Records and the recent reissue of the Strata East catalogue.
Featured artists are: Dan Weiss, Flying Sutra with Ayumi Ishito, Keefe Jackson Jakob Heinemann & Adam Shead, Charles Brackeen, Ivo Perelman, Ramiro Zayas, Pietro Paris, Dee Dee Bridgewater & Bill Charlap, Greg Hopkins, Manos Loutas, Benita Haastrup, Marty Ehrlich, James Brandon Lewis, and, Raquel Marina
The title of this weeks offering is "A curates egg of a collection, lots of stylistic shifts". It might refer to the new Robert Forster album but could equally be applied to the cross-section of music on this show. Important I think not to get stuck in a rut when listening to music and to explore new avenues whilst also looking back at some of the best of the past. These shows are morphing into a half and half split to a selection of the best current releases, some new and fascinating sounds and a hark back to things that might have been missed when they first emerged.
Featured this time - Nelson Bragg, Tana Delle Pigri, Dwellers, Selcuk Suna, David Handler, Ladom Ensemble, Moff Skellington, The Go-Betweens, Barbiana Complex,
Battle Elf, Half Naked Shrunken Heads, 2 Lost Souls, Robert Forster, Scenius,
The Royal Dave Graney Show, Heathe, Morgan Szymanski and Tommy Perman,
Kety Fusco, The Stooges, Mogwai, Ufomammut, and Vandermark 5
On this show a selection of the best in brand new releases plus reissued material from Billy Harper, Cecil Taylor & Tony Oxley, and Ivo Perelman. To close two tracks from the legendary Ornette Coleman.
Full Line-up is:
Behn Gillece, Mike Thompson, George Crotty Trio, Alchemy Sound Project/Sumi Tonooka, Rob Clearfield, Shrunk, Billy Harper, Ivo Perelman, Julian Shore, Dino Saluzzi, Jay Danley, John Yao, Cecil Taylor & Tony Oxley, Freedom Art Quartet,
Ornette Coleman
A balance of completely new artists (to me) and the current featured albums delivers a mixed bag covering a multitude of genres. The featured albums have been on previous shows so just search for those on the substack app to get more details. Featuring Dwellers, Sexfaces, Lorraine Feather, Barbiana Complex, Battle Elf,
Brian Eaton, Moff Skellington, Half Naked Shrunken Heads, Occult Character, Reine des Lézards, The Go-Betweens, staraya derevnya, The Man from Atlantis and the Moon of Deliverance, The Royal Dave Graney Show, YEDD, Danny Short, Ava Mendoza Gabby Fluke-Mogul & Carolina Pérez, Johann Kloos, Subatomic Sound System & Screechy Dan, Ecce Shnak, The 3 Napoleons, and 2 Lost Souls
A number of examples of the crossover between jazz and other genres are on display in this show. Classical music, the blues, funk and progressive rock are featured all fitting seamlessly into the jazz world. In addition there is a look at the second tranche of re-releases of Ivo Perelman’s massive catalogue on Leo Records.
Featuring : Bevan Manson, Isaiah J. Thompson, Fred Hersch, Curtis Nowosad, Varun Das, Cecil McBee, Ivo Perelman, Paolo Angeli, Alan Niblock John Butcher, and Mark Sanders, Matt Owens, The Voodoo Drummer Duo, and, Fil Caporali & Tom Bourgeois MOANIN’ BIRDS
The theme is “The North” for quite a lot of this, although I do wander off to other parts of the UK and the World. As Dusty from West Coast Sick Line says of The North “It’s where talent comes from….” which got me thinking about similar messages….
Featuring : STAGGS, West Coast Sick Line, The Fall, Danny Short, Moff Skellington.
The Revoltionary Army Of The Infant Jesus, The Go-Betweens, Barbiana Complex,
The Royal Dave Graney Show, Battle Elf, Gut Health, Mark Corrin, Push Puppets,
Julia Úlehla and Dálava, The Conspiracy, Messiness, Kevin M Armstrong & Martin Pickett with Imogen Ryall, sunking, Bring Your Own Hammer, Mark Fenster, Marthe Halvorsen, Emma Rush, Elara Sunstreak Band, and 2 Lost Souls
On this show live music from Keith Jarrett who recently reached his 80th year, a treasure trove of Ivo Perelman, both old and new recordings, and a selection of brand new releases.
Featuring:
Keith Jarrett, Shamek Farrah, Jane Ira Bloom, Ivo Perelman, Felipe Salles, Midnight Channel, Rez Abbasi Acoustic Quartet, Masayo Koketsu, Nava Dunkelman, Tim Berne, Camila Nebbia, Branimar Norac, Jody Redhage Ferber, Alan Ferber, Mark Ferber, Ron Rieder, and, Matthew Shipp
Nearly half way through the year and new music continues to hit the in-box sometimes at a pace it is difficult to keep up with. Another mixed bag this time with the conventional cheek by jowl with the experimental.
Featuring:
STAGGS
Danny Short
Moff Skellington
The Go-Betweens
The Royal Dave Graney Show
Barbiana Complex
AURSJOEN
Clamfight
Tian Qiyi
Battle Elf
Hampus Lindwall
Sean Clarke
Edensong
Barbara Dang & Muzzix
Ari Joshua
Joane Hétu
Quatuor Bozzini
Dubmatix
The conventional meets the experimental in this weeks selection. Well known artists sit side by side with new faces to the World of Jazz. Acoustic and electronic music converge in fascinating new approaches to the music. Featuring
Victoria Kilarova
The Heath Brothers
Zishi Liu
CCNN Jazz Orchestra
Sveið
David Murray
Transcendence
Darren Pickering Small Worlds
Louis Stewart
Independent Flotation Device
Jonathon Reisin
Supervoc
Joaquin Núñez & Habana Safari
Dave Anderson
Mike Prigodich
Fabrizio Cucco
Madre Vaca
This weeks selection turns up the Different Noises knob to maximum. Whilst there are examples of traditional song-craft on display there are also ample examples of new visions and approaches. From almost silence to intense noise the variety is almost breath-taking, the usual current obsessions are in play plus some tasty treats from the Archive. Featuring:
SUMAC and Moor Mother
The Sexual Objects
BURNDY
Loscil
Evidence Of A Struggle
Meatwound
AudioGust
The Right Hand Is Doomed To Blacken
Jeannine Wagar
Barbiana Complex
Anna Rubin
Smoked Salmon
Jeffrey Schanzer
The Royal Dave Graney Show
Lawson & Merrill
The Junta
Danny Short
The Go-Betweens
Moff Skellington
Jeff Buckley
I-Roy
On this show an eclectic mix of new material and older recordings brought back to live from the archives. Well established artists are featured as are fresh faces on the jazz scene. Featuring: Eric Scott Reed, Dave Liebman Billy Hart & Adam Rudolph,
Eduardo Elia, Clifford Jordan, Pete McGuinness Jazz Orchestra, Mira Choquette, Anthony Braxton, Sabeth Perez, Luke Stewart, Mehmet Ali Sanlikol, Carol Liebowitz and Nick Lyons, Sam Dickinson, Nacho Moze, Anneleen Boehme, Jason Miles, The Ostara Project, Alessandro Sgobbio, Joshua Banks, and Satoko Fujii This is It
This weeks selection moves between almost silent ambience, where attention to the soundscape needs to be focused, and then all the way up to needle hits red rock music. In between these extremes there are some more recognisable sounds with new releases from familiar faces.
Featuring : Miss Lava, Harold Nono, TFS, Factory Acts, Mark Solotroff, The Royal Dave Graney Show, The Go-Betweens, Slamdinistas, Thee Holy Brothers, No Hay Banda, Danny Short, Moff Skellington, Smoked Salmon, Shaw's Trailer Park,
Jason Dea West and the Siskiyou Crest, Synesthesia, Michael Sarian, AMM,
Jukka-Pekka Kervinen & Kevin Miller, Niloo, The Gold Needles, Movieland, and,
Sun Below
On this edition there is a selection of the best in new recordings together with two outstanding albums from the recent re-release of the Strata East catalogue. Featuring music from: Michael Dease, Brandon Woody, Wallace Vazquez & Von Schultz, Phil Bancroft, John Sturino, SAROST, Charles Tolliver, Stanley Cowell, Glenn Dickson & Bob Familiar, Diego Rivera, Manoeuvres Sentimentales, and Claudio Scolari Project.
To constantly uncover new and exciting music is a great blessing. When that music crashes through existing barriers and explores new areas that blessing becomes a benediction. On this show you will find new things, familiar things, and tangents which bring art and music together in an exciting way. A melting pot of ideas and innovation. Featuring Barbiana Complex, Neon Crabs, Occult Character, Moff Skellington, Cracked Hands, The Go-Betweens, Smoked Salmon, The Royal Dave Graney Show, Neon Kittens, Dubmatix, Danny Short, Dual Dialect, Duo AYA, Hypercube, Coaslescent Quartet, Divide and Dissolve, Beauty In Chaos, Crossword Smiles, Dylan Ryan, l’Oumigmag, Medd & Shaw, Miles Davis, Van Morrison
A comprehensive look at new releases from the USA and Europe is topped and tailed with older recordings re-issued or released for the first time. New associations between established musicians deliver exciting listening experiences whilst new players on the scene demonstrate Jazz is alive and growing. There is music from: Charles Rouse, Myra Melford, Mary Halvorson, Unity Quartet, Arve Henriksen, Shai Maestro, David Murray, Tomasso Perazzo, Igmar Thomas, Nic Ferron, GPS, Tuomo Uusitalo Trio, Sultan Stevenson, Samuel Hallkvist, Shelley Yoelin
Finn Weist, Axel Filip, Doug Wyatt, Orojoro, Michael Sarian, Ashley Jackson, Morton Haxholm, The Counterfictionals, and, Tubby Hayes
The return of Tortoise after a nine year gap and a pile of new releases from Half Edge Records dominate the show. Featuring music from : Tortoise, STAGGS, Occult Character, Neon Crabs, 2 Lost Souls, The Go-Betweens, Scenius, The Junta, Cracked Hands, The Dave Graney Show, Tulipomania, Replaced By Robots, Audiogust, Evidence Of A Struggle, Smoked Salmon, Mark Corrin, Perpacity, Georgio Valentino, Claude9, Ezra, Steve Von Till, Jonathan Matis, George Christian, Vox Rea, The Bablers and Humanotone
The most fascinating and enduring aspect of jazz, and other improvised music, is its’ capacity to surprise the listener. This week a diverse collection of pieces that deliver different and ground breaking new sounds. At the centre Ingrid Laubrock’s unique new album which is meets this specification and more. And to close a classic album from Pharoah Sanders from the recent re-release of the Strata East back catalogue.
This show kicks off with seven of the artists who will be playing at the Stephen Doyle Tribute event at The Peer Hat, Manchester on 17th May (ticket link). The rest of the show is mostly new releases with a few old favourites included for balance.
Full playlist at my Substack
Trombonists kick off a show packed with new releases which are followed by a focus on the work of Yells At Eels on Ayler Records and more from the massive set of releases from Leo Records featuring Ivo Perelman.
Additional music from Reggie Watkins, Altin Sencalar, Ronan Guilfoyle Los Angeles Improvisation Ensemble, Steve Knight, Peter Smith, Eva Novoa, Pitch, Rhythm and Conciousness, and , Albare.
As 2025 proceeds new and exciting music emerges. Also a few familiar faces re-appear with fresh material. There is a mixed bag on this one spanning the musical ether between straight ahead rock music and contemporary composition with a few alternative alleyways to get lost in on the way. Featuring music from Tropical Fuck Storm, Severed Heads, Golem Mecanique, Blues Against Youth, Slamdinistas, Nelson Sobral, Melvins, Nicole Saphos Band, The Phillip Glass Ensemble, Iggor Cavalera / Shane Embury, The Dave Graney Show, Smoked Salmon, Cracked Hands, The Go-Betweens, Igor Santos, Jack Van Zandt, Isotope 217, Moff Skellington, and Man
The importance of Rudy Van Gelder’s studio in New Jersey on the world of jazz cannot be understated. Some of the most important music in the history of the music was recorded there. New recordings from the famous studio are featured on this show. My examination of the work of Ivo Perelman on Leo Records continues. In addition brand new releases from across the jazz spectrum including some music from Tony Coe recorded in 1979 which has been unearthed by the wonderful Jazz in Britain label.
A mix of old, re-released, and new. Jazz, prog, rock, noise and more with bands/artists from around the world. It closes with a slice of classic prog from 1971.
FULL PLAYLIST AND NOTES
On this show we have a variety of new releases including latin jazz, classical crossover, and, live cuts. In addition a re-release of a classic album from Keith Jarrett and a dip in the archive for music from John Abercrombie and Julius Hemphill. I also continue my deep dive into the recent re-releases of Ivo Perelman’s Leo Records catalogue. Featuring - Gustavo Cortiñas, Matthew Muñeses And Rita Printup, Judy Wexler, Maria Marquez., Whispering Worlds, Jo Yu Chen, XYQuartet, Leon Anderson, Branford Marsalis Quartet, Keith Jarrett, Tim Berne's Snakeoil, Wadada Leo Smith & Vijay Iyer, Sam Sadigursky & Nathan Koci, John Abercrombie, Julius Hemphill , and Ivo Perelman
The variety on display in this weeks selection is marked. It just happens that way sometimes. What I am pleased about is that these artists do not pay heed to what the so-called “music experts/pundits” tell us we should be listening to. Following trends has never been a particularly fruitful career move. That’s why I loath the idea of tribute bands. Anyhow, enough grumbling from me, sit back, relax and listen to some excellent sounds. Featured artists are :
Junk Props, Zion Train, Push Puppets, Pyres, stef.in, Evidence Of A Struggle, Severed Heads, The Go-Betweens, 2 Lost Souls, The Dave Graney Show, Smoked Salmon, Kim Salmon & Masami Kawaguchi, Rubi Ate The Fig, Robert Forster, Moff Skellington, Neural Dance, Ecce Shnak, Pink Turns Blue, Galan Trio + Zacharias Tarpagkos, and, Gentles.
This show includes many new releases and lots of those are Self Released demonstrating the healthy state of independent music production in the industry. There is some classic jazz meets rock from over 20 years ago plus three outstanding live albums from Resonance Records for Record Store Day 2025. In addition with the planned release of a massive collection of the work of Ivo Perelman on Leo Records I begin a month long exploration of his work.
Featured artists are - Yelena Eckemoff, Funky Butt Club, Favela Trio, Savina Yannatou , Jacobo Vega-Albela, he Reddish Fetish with The Jersey City All Stars, Fuse Patrol, Philippe Massé, Barkman, Dr. Purgatory, Mitch Towne, Patricio Morales, Chacho Ramirez, La Banda Ramirez, Eyal Netzer, The Bad Plus, Charles Mingus, Freddie Hubbard, Kenny Dorham, and Ivo Perelman
The blues is at the heart of rock ‘n’ roll, one might argue the great-grandfather of the whole thing. Since rock arrived in its nascent form protean changes have led to multiple genres. But if you listen carefully somewhere in there the blues roots are still evident. This week a few examples of this. Featuring music from Smoked Salmon, THE NECTARINE NO.9 , Occult Character, The Bolshoi Brothers, Backxwash, Skip James, Loscil, Severed Heads, Gijs Levelt, Claude9, The Go-Betweens, 2 Lost Souls, The Dave Graney Show, The Fauves, Dream Cycle Inc., Jeff Gburek, Kris Gruda, Gillsaw, Emily Allison and Boris Schmidt, and, Molara
A multi-national set of albums of releases this time around, mostly new, but also including a look back at the work of some current leading lights of the jazz world. Featuring music from: Roberto Cassani and Graeme Stephen, Chris Cheek, Carlos Mena, Nels Cline, Rita Hargrave And Wayne Wallace, WDR Big Band, Elliot Galvin, 8 Yaron Herman, Rachel Therrien, Daniel Carter William Parker and Federico Ughi, The Ostara Project, and, Jake Hertzog
New music from TFS is always a good way to start a show. After that a mixed bag of old and new, a small celebration of the work of Clare Moore away from Dave Graney and to close live versions of two of my favourite tracks of all time. Full playlist and notes are at my Substack
This time around a fascinating selection of recent releases including a sublime performance from the incomparable Ella Fitzgerald from a previously unreleased live recording. In addition to Ella there is music from Florian Arbenz Michael Arbenz & Ron Carter, Isabelle Olivier, Eric Shorter, Ivo Perelman Joe McPhee & Ken Vandermark, Posi-tone Swingtet, Unionen, Rodney Jordan, Marcus Mclaurine, Hayes Greenfield, Kaisa's Machine, and, John Ellis.
There are no genre rules in use in these collections of music. A lot of the playlists emerge organically from new submissions or my vain attempt to catalogue my ridiculously large music archive. Rock or punk, or variations thereof seem to dominate this time but there are occasional side journeys into less familiar musical areas. The UK, States, Canada and Australia are in play.
PLAYLIST AND SHOW NOTES AT SUBSTACK
This edition of the show features twelve brand new album releases with a broad variety of jazz, varied line-ups and disparate subject matter. Featured artists are - Kinan Azmeh And City Band, Sean Imboden Large Ensemble, Atlantic Jazz Collective, Steve Lehman Trio + Mark Turner, Chris Alford Luke Stewart Justin Peak, Caili O'doherty, Sylvie Courvoisier& Mary Halvorson, Rachel Therrien, Artemis, Jackie Myers, Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio, and, Anupam Shobhakar.
Robert Forster and Grant McLennan feature heavily on this edition. I continue to explore the Go Betweens Box Set #3 as well as a first look at the new release of the collected works of Grant’s other venture, with The Church's Steve Kilbey, Jack Frost. In addition, amongst other wonderful things, a look back at a classic album from Ut, a new EP from Blokeacola, and a new album from Bury’s greatest export Adventures of Salvador (yes they are better than Black Pudding!!)
This time, alongside a great selection of new releases, there is a look back at the excellent five album box set which comprises all of the recordings Charlie Haden made for Black Saint and Soul Note record labels. Featuring:
Brad Mccarthy's Cannon Fodder, Believers, The Ostara Project, Steve Allee Big Band, Nicolas Masson, Kasan Belgrave. Claire Cope Ensemble C, Sonic Chambers Quartet, Charlie Haden, Chet Baker, Enrico Pieranunzi, Geri Allen, Paul Motian, and Old & New Dreams
The usual mix of different things includes a focus on a new album from Manchester stalwarts Dislocation Dance, more Go-Betweens, and a little more variety than usual including a good selection of music from the Antipodes. Featuring:
The Go-Betweens, Dislocation Dance, Eamon The Destroyer, Legless Crabs, Matt Hsu's Obscure Orchestra, Ashley Jackson., Clouds Taste Satanic, Russ Spence, Geiger Von Muller, Jürg Frey & Quatuor Bozzini, Michael Plater And The Alchemists, Smoked Salmon, Shugorei, Nour Symon, Salem Trials, Rafiq Bhatia, Claire Birchall, The Dave Graney Show, Sabhankra
A mixed bag of new releases features debuts from exciting new talents, music from the 1980s which is being revisited, and well established players returning with new ensembles and approaches to their music. Featuring music from Jimmy Farace, Jim Doherty, Michael Buckley, David Handler, Allegra Levy, Dennis Gonzalez Legacy Band, Liz Cole, Daniel Levin, Adam O'Farrill, Christopher Dammann, Pasquale Grasso, Daniel Garbin, Joe Fiedler, Thomas Backman, Matthias Van den Brande, and, Josiah Boornazian. Playlist and show notes can be found at bobosborne.substack.com
A mixed bag of current favourites, brand new things, and some older material. Featuring music from Backxwash, Salem Trials, Occult Character, Shaw's Trailer Park, The Bablers, The Go-Betweens, Russ Spence, Lizard Brain, Poppycock, Sam Akpro, Sorrows, Space Museum, The Beasts, The Dave Graney Show, The Hausplants, Bordellos, Buddhdatta, Paul Kidney Experience, and, Laughing Clowns. Show notes and track listing can be found at https://bobosborne.substack.com/
There are a wide variety of releases on offer in this collection of music. From established bands who have been around from many years to exciting new groups of musicians working together to create and develop fascinating and novel approaches to Jazz. As the show progresses we move from the conventional to the experimental. Featured artists are : Ron Ledoux Quartet, Rainer Brüninghaus, Anouar Brahem, Ariane Racicot, Arturo O'Farrill Afro Latin Jazz Orchestra, Rahel Talts, AriSawkaDoria, Ari Joshua, Yellowjackets, Emily Mikesell & Kate Campbell Strauss, 3 Cohens WDR Big Band, Emitime, Dawn After Dawn, Torche !, Eunsil Noh & Tom Jacques, and, Hollenberg Weston Spiker Trio
This one starts off fairly conventionally (well in the context of that I usually feature) but in the second half starts to examine some music which does fit the Different Noises title most accurately. In some sort of circular resolution it goes back to rock/punk towards the end. It’s good to mix some rock ‘n’ roll in with some of the more left-field material.
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A mix of old and new on this edition. I dip to the archive for a look at the tributes by Dave Douglas and Chet Doxas to the music of Jimmy Giuffre and Carla Bley. There’s a look back at the work of saxophone master Julius Hemphill. In addition a selection of the best in recent and forthcoming releases.
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Another mix of old and new, current obsessions and favourites from years back, a lot of Australian stuff. Varied and fascinating in equal measure.
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New and more recognisable faces from the jazz world combine to create a varied playlist of recent and forthcoming releases. The variety of material on offer demonstrates the wealth of excellent music out there. Established musicians explore new avenues and newcomers honour the Jazz tradition.
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In these strange times it is perhaps more important than ever to embrace the surreal side of things, surround yourself with good music, and find some escape from the mundane. I hope this collection of new and old material helps you, dear listener, find some semblance of abnormality in which to dwell!
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The truly global reach of jazz is demonstrated by this selection of new releases. From large ensembles to duos, and crossing several continents, the variety and vibrancy of the music is on show with some exciting and thought-provoking creations.
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A revised version of Georgio Valentino’s excellent “Devenir Imperceptible” collection is the focus for this edition. In addition a look at some excellent compilation albums from Cuneiform and Weedian labels plus the usual mix of current favourites and stand out Brighton band Shaw’s Trailer Park.
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In this eclectic mix there is a 40th anniversary retrospective of the work of ex-Journey drummer Steve Smith. In addition a then and now look at guitarist Mike Stern plus a remarkable album from poet Don Paul. This is interspersed with some new releases plus a new version of a 1969 recording by UK jazz legend John Surman.
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With the release of the third and final box set of the history of The Go-Betweens there is the opportunity over the next few months to explore the final trilogy of albums from that great band. In addition a selection of fantastic new releases and some classics from my archive of great music.
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On this edition established musicians with impressive back catalogues are side by side with young players just starting out on their musical journeys. Add to the mix some previously unheard music from Roy Hargrove the legendary Charlie Parker and the result is a mix encapsulating the past, present and future of the music.
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A focus on the excellent new album from Lou-Duffy Howard plus a wide selection of brand new material and some classics from the archive.
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The featured album on the show is a remarkable collection of the work of UK band/collective PAZ which charts their recorded legacy. In addition there is a variety of music released in 2024 and some of the early releases from 2025.
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Lots of bands new to me on this one including ones from the Greater Manchester area - it’s always good to support local grass-roots musicians. The usual clutch of great Australian music and towards the end of the show a dip into the archive for some old favourites. Variety is the watch word.
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The New Year of World of Jazz commences with releases left over from last year plus some of the earliest releases from 2025 including brand new music from the ECM label. Featuring:
Kicking the new year off with a fascinating mix of new material coupled with some eclectic cuts from the archive. Rock, jazz, reggae and all things in between.
Playlist
Smoked Salmon "These Grooves Are Haunted" from Hell In A Handbasket
Party Dozen "Jon's International Marketplace" from Crime In Australia
Red Guitars "Ho Ho Hum" from Ho Ho Hum
El Balcón "No Creo En Banderas" from No Creo En Banderas
Tulipomania "It's About Time (Absolution Mix)" from Absolution
Danny Short "Shapes Are Forming" from Solo World
Dave Graney and Clare Moore "1985" from I Passed Through Minor Chord In A Morning
Snarksi vs Snarski "Stroller In The Attic" from Waiting For The Bell
The Stress Of Leisure "Coffee and Internet" from It Goes Away With The Heat
Party Dozen "Coup De Gronk" from Crime In Australia
Neon Kittens "Lofty Heights" from RadioSickMusic
Burning Spear "Ethiopians Live It Out" from Studio One Presents Burning Spear
Axioma "Dakhma" from Live Totality EP
The South Hill Experiment “Water Water” and “The Drain” from Water Water/The Drain
The Postmen “Elephant Rock” and “Metal Fly” from Bestiary
Philipp Greter “Noisy Smoke” from Greter Than Dub
The Hempolics “Hempolics Rock (Cojack)” from Kiss, Cuddle and Torture Volume 3
Dub Spencer & Trance Hill “Bluster (Gaudi Remix)” from Bluster
Ecce Shnak “Prayer On Love” from Shadows Grow Fangs
Burning Spear “Creation” from Studio One Presents Burning Spear
Sonic Youth “The Burning Spear” from Sonic Youth
Sonic Youth “The Diamond Sea” from Washing Machine
Jim Black Alasnoaxis “Ambacham” from Alasnoaxis
801 “East of Asteroid/Rongwrong” from Live
Featured albums are recent re-releases of albums from Ray Russell, capturing late 60s UK jazz at its’ best, and Cecil Taylor with two live performances from 1987 which are unique and memorable. In between a selection of newer releases from around the wide World of Jazz.
The Playlist:
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The Legless Crabs "Mark, Make Me A Man" from Mark, Make Me A Man
20/20 "Laurel Canyon" from Back To California
Tombstones In Their Eyes "The Sky Is Blue" from Asylum Harbour
Smoked Salmon "Hell In A Handbasket" from Hell In A Handbasket
2 Lost Souls "Anticipate" from Anticipate
Danny Short "Annie" from Solo World
Dave Graney and Clare Moore "I'd Rather The Frills" from I Passed Through Minor Chord In A Morning
Snarski vs Snarski "It's Been Too Long"from Waiting For The Bell
The Stress Of Leisure "Paul" from It Goes Away With The Heat
Oopsie-Dasies "In The Rain" from In The Zone
Yosef Gutman & Peter Broderick "Renewal" from River of Eden
Neon Kittens "Bob And Eddie Make A Current" from RadioSickMusic
The Discarded "Testify!" from The Green Door
The Hempolics, Horace Andy, The Hip Assassin "Crazy Days ft Horace Andy (Jungle Mix)" from Crazy Days EP
David McClymont "Edith Sheds Her Skin" from The Last Rattle
Danaë Xanthe Vlasse "Dreams of Ithaca" from Mythologies II
Alexandre David "Photogrammes" from Photogrammes
Mefetis "Wanthriven" from The Skorian // The Greyfeer
Passepartout Duo "Much of a Sunflower" from Argot
Van Morrison "Rave On John Donne" from Live at The Grand Opera House Belfast
Tortoise "TNT (Takemura Remix" from A Lazarus Taxon
Jake Thackray "Caroline Diggeby-Pratte" from Lah Di Dah
The Go-Betweens "Cut It Out" from Tallulah
Compersion Quartet "Unreliable Translator" from Compersion Quartet
A feast of new releases for the penultimate programme of the year includes a selection of albums featuring emerging jazz vocalists. In addition trios make up a good part of the show demonstrating the versatility and impact of that formation of players. Also there is a variety of new music from exciting artists including two tracks from guitarist Doug MacDonald.
Featuring:
Kalya Ramu
The Fury
Unleashed Cooperation
Ari Joshua, John Medeski, Billy Martin, and Jason Fraticelli
Rondi Charleston
Cliff Korman Trio
Gary Williamson Trio
Michael Sarian, Matthew Putman, Ledian Mola, Federico Ughi
Barkman
Diane Roblin & Life Force
Larry Goldings
Samara Joy
LEIBA Trio
Andres Marino
Doug McDonald
Josie Falbo
Roberto Occhipinti
A new album from the excellent Moff Skellington is always a cause for celebration and it is added to a playlist with more tracks from some of the best releases of the year. There are also some older examples of how to push the genre envelope, together with other new ground-breaking releases plus a newly unearthed live recording from blues legend B.B.King.
Featuring music from
Chronic Fatigue
QAALM
Danny Short
Vee VV
Dave Graney and Clare Moore
Snarski vs Snarski
The Stress Of Leisure
The Apartments
Maud The Moth
iLLBiLLY HiTEC feat. Kinetical
Nepenthe
$T33d$_uv_LUV
Buñuel
Love Ghost X SKOLD
SGO
Sonic Youth
Naked City
TVS feat. Klaus Schulze
Moff Skellington
B.B. King
This show includes some fascinating new releases from contemporary artists combined with previously unavailable older live material from some of the legends of Jazz. To close the show a vintage live performance David Murray from 1977.
Featured artists are : Out Of/Into, Ivo Perelman's São Paulo Creative 4, Emily Remler, Miles Davis Quintet, Sun Ra, Cedric Hanriot, Alain Bédard Auguste Quartet,
Bill Evans, James Brandon Lewis, and, David Murray
An eclectic mix of new and old material with a selection which reflects music that is perhaps more under the radar than usual. There are some familiar faces mixed with more obscure and relatively unknown artists.
Featuring music from:
The Legless Crabs
TIM.M
Mick Medew and Ursula
The Speed of Sound
Kwabna
Dumb Dumb Head
The Conspiracy
Peter Hammill
Robin Guthrie
Dave Graney & Clare Moore
Neon Kittens
Snarksi vs Snarski
The Stress Of Leisure
Vee VV
PAN Project Ensemble
Dan Roman and Cuarteto Latinoamericano
Spy Dénommé-Welch with Catherine Magowan
Slint
Hawkwind
Nils Petter Molvær
Miracle Blood
Huge Molasses Tank Explodes
The Aints
A mixed bag of new releases features a variety of line-ups and includes some newly discovered live music from Joe Henderson, McCoy Tyner, Jack DeJohnette, and Henry Grimes. In this playlist there is jazz in the conventional sense alongside some fascinating new approaches to the music.
Featuring music from:
Patrick Naylor
Jim Funnell's Word Out
Roy McGrath, Hana Fujisaki, Kitt Lyles, Gustavo Cortiñas
Dave Stryker
Brian Eaton
McCoy Tyner, Joe Henderson, Henry Grimes & Jack DeJohnette
Daniele Esposito
Gastón de la Cruz Quartet
Orquesta Inorgánica
Almufaraka
Brûlez les meubles
Chris Mosley
Marina Albero
Maria Grand, Camila Nebbia, Marta Sánchez, Kanoa Mendenhall,Iago Fernández
A new box set celebrating the early “(I’m) Stranded” recordings of pioneering Australian band The Saints is the centrepiece of this show. With founder member Ed Kuepper touring Australia with a 2024 version of the band this is a timely reminder of the long-lasting impact of this ground-breaking group. On the rest of the show the usual mix of noisy stuff, experimental, and modern composition with a continued look at a series of recent albums that have caught my ear.
All new releases this time. A couple of releases each from the excellent Gauci Music and Giant Step Arts labels. There is an abundance of fresh talent coupled with some more established players playing in new combinations.
Featuring:
Steven Fiefke
Roman Angelos
Ayumi Ishito
Ken Kobayashi, Jeff Miles, Michael Gilbert
Stephen Gauci, Patrick Golden
The Fury
Jason Palmer
Dave Douglas
Joel Jeschke
Thomas Backman
Arturo Sandoval
Natsuki Tamura, Satoko Fujii, Ramon Lopez
Fern Lindzon George Koller & Colleen Allen
The Greyboy Allstars
On this show a focus on a couple of musical acquaintances of mine - Tamsin Middleton aka Vice Vera (Mr Heart, AAAK, Liines) and Steve Simms-Luddington (Monkeys In Love, Royal Catastrophe) who is calling himself Russell for a series of multi-named releases. Also I have the brand new album from Dave Graney and Clare Moore plus the new albums I have been featuring lately and also some selections from the archive to make the mix a little more eclectic.
This week I focus on a new release from the excellent Jazz In Britain label. The Progress Box Set from Gordon Beck’s Gyroscope is a compilation of studio, live, radio and rehearsal session recordings from the tape archives of Ron Mathewson and Gordon. The release provides a chronological audio history of Gyroscope’s formation and development, indeed their ‘Progress’. I am featuring three tracks from the release. In addition there is a selection of other new releases including three new albums from ECM.
A lot of the music on this show is from Brisbane but in equal measure we travel the globe for a cross section of some of the best new Different Noises around. There is everything from indie pop, via post-rock, through improvisation to sludge metal. Variety is, of course, the spice of life.
Newly discovered recordings from Oscar Peterson and Charlie Parker kick off a show packed with new releases. The show closes with a track from a new box set celebrating the work of bassist Scott La Faro.
Featuring music from
Oscar Peterson Quartet
Charlie Parker
Carn Davidson 9
Sara Serpa
Steve Allee
Sivan Arbel
Day Dream Trio
Luciana Morelli, Christian Moser, Andrea Neumann, Alfred Zimmerlin
FluFlaFen
Stephan Micus
Spinifex
Camilla Nebbia and Angelica Sanchez
Ornette Coleman
As promised a couple of shows back I am featuring music from the new Snarski Brothers album amongst a raft of brand new releases.
Music from:
Snarski vs Snarski
David McClymont
Tilli
SLIP-ons
Occult Character
20/20
The Bordellos
The Hempolics
Harvestman
Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes
Steve Wynn
The Stress Of Leisure
Vee VV
Black Elephant
Contrition
The Screaming Love Collective
Aursjoen
Librarians WIth Hickeys
Mother Of Graves
Stefan Smulovitz
Monkey
Plastic Crimewave Syndicate
Jake Blanchard
Aerolinea
Youn Sun Nah
A double dozen of brand new releases which covers the wide world of jazz. North and South America, Canada, and Europe are represented. From well established musicians, through emerging stars, and recent graduates this selection effectively demonstrates the ongoing health of the jazz world.
Featuring
John Donegan Irish Sextet with special guest Hugh Buckley
The Noonan Trio
Amaury Faye & Igor Gehenot
Manos Loutas
Diego Rivera
Jerry Caringi
Michael Sarian & Tomás Kidd
Christian Dillingham
Elsa Nilsson and Santiago Leibson
Philippe Lenglet, Samuel Bodart, Samuel Bodart
Dan Fortin
Mette Juul
Sun Ra Arkestra
Collin Vallon
Joe Fonda
Rich Halley 4
Volker Meitz
The Bad Plus
Tomer Cohen
Jaden Evans
University of Nevada, Las Vegas Jazz Ensemble #1
Antonio Faroa
Nataniel Edelman Trio feat. Michael Formanek & Michaël Attias
Mathias Landæus & Martin Küchen
With over 1,000 new releases being sent my way, or purchased, this year it has been difficult to keep a perspective on the year as it has been generally very good indeed. As I turn my mind to the inevitable “end of year” lists I wonder if it is going to be possible to narrow down so many releases - perhaps it ought to be an artists/labels of the year list? - this might give me the flexibility I need. This selection is no exception with a variety of genres and styles in play all of which could be well placed in any such list.
Featuring music from
Occult Character
The Jack Rubies
The Jackets
Tombstones In Their Eyes
The Junta
Vee VV
The Stress Of Leisure
Emilie Cecilia LeBel
Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes
Librarians WIth Hickeys
Sharon Marley and Big Youth
Steve Wynn
Vision Video
Christopher Whitley
The Modern Folk Trio Band
Love Ghost X SKOLD
Sun Atoms
Occult Character
Water Damage
The Stolen Moans
The Aints
2024 is proving to be a very busy year for new jazz releases. The seventeen new albums featured on this edition demonstrate a healthy and developing jazz world where tradition and modernism share equally the goal of creating memorable listening experiences.
Featured artists :
Pritesh Walia
Daniel Pardo
Sean Hamilton
Joe Webb
Alex Louloudis
Lenny Solomon
Playtime
Ivo Perelman and Ingrid Laubrock
Ilya Osachuck
Thélonius García
Eri Yamamoto Quadraphonic
Sally Gates, Steve Hirsh, & Daniel Carter
Tyshawn Sorey
Nano Brothers
Laird Jackson
Patrick Wolff Quintet
Dan Pitt Quintet
Some of my favourite bands are back this week with brand new music. After a bit of a gap Inca Babies return with a single. After similar hiatuses The Stress of Leisure and Godspeed You! Black Emperor have new albums out. Metal Postcard Records serve up three new releases and Dave Graney & Clare Moore give us a taste of their new album with an early single.
Featuring:
Inca Babies
The Stress Of Leisure
Salem Trials
Neon Kittens
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
Occult Character
Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes
Steve Wynn
Vee VV
Nyctronix
Tommy Concrete
Nathan Hudson and Ben Loory
The Taps Of The Holy Trinity
Dave Graney and Clare Moore
Poppycock
Crash Harmony
This time around a bit of a change, with a raft of recent albums featuring female vocalists it seemed timely to feature a selection of new and old releases with the women of jazz.
Featuring:
Jocelyn Gold
Laila Biali
Melissa Kassel & Tom Zicarelli Group
Suzanne Pitson with Jeff Pitson
Jack Wood & Nichaud Fitzgibbon
Renee Rosnes
April Aloisio and Joanie Pallatto
Janis Siegel and Yaron Gershovsky
Tanya Willis
Yuka Mito
Bille Holliday
Nina Simone
Cassandra Wilson
Sarah Vaughan
Abbey Lincoln
Ella Fitzgerald
As previously trailed the featured album is the stunning live collection from Tropical Fuck Storm - a tour de force summation of their work to date. The usual featured albums are here including a first album proper from North West UK legends VeeVV. I’ve also had a rummage through the archive for some old favourites.
Music from:
TFS
10,000 Maniacs
Librarians WIth Hickeys
RJ Archer & the Painful Memories
The Bard Band
Carla Olson and Tall Poppy Syndrome
Leila Abdul-Ralf
Roman Angelos
Earthen Sea
Turbo Lotus
Dubmatix
Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes
Steve Wynn
Danny Short
Cloud Tangle
Vee VV
The Electric Mud
Comambient
Bogshed
Total Victory
On this show there is another selection of excellent new jazz releases for your listening pleasure. In addition I feature a 1992 performance from Keith Jarrett with Gary Peacock and Paul Motian from the legendary Deer Head Inn which has just been released.
Featuring music from
Ryan Keberle & Catharsis
Taka Nawashiro
Lisa Hilton
Matt Slocum
Teis Semey
Music Soup
Kevin Sun
Works, featuring Michel Gentile, Daniel Kelly & Rob Garcia
Keith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Paul Motian
Sahara von Hattenberger
Thumbscrew
Aaron Parks
Ari Joshua with Skerik, Delvon Lamarr, Grant Schroff
Immanuel Wilkins
Jamie Clarke Trio
As detailed in my recent interview with Tim Lyons this show concludes with the new single from The Sandells. Before that a raft of excellent releases from Cardinal Fuzz, some contemporary composition, the usual suspects and a lot more including The Aints!
Includes music from:
Salem Trials
Katie Cruel
Phantom Hound
Yerba Mansa
Jeffrey Alexander + Heavy Lidders
Acid Rooster
Outrageous Cherry
Danny Short
Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes
Steve Wynn
The Aints
Smoke & Mirrors Sound System
Christiano Varisco
Wasted Cathedral
Quatuor Bozzini and junctQín keyboard collective
John Luther Adams : South Dakota Symphony
Ambient Monkey's
Sunset Rubdown
Brick Briscoe
The Sandells
A selection of brand new jazz releases kicks off with a wonderful vocal performance from LA based Michael Mayo. Arun Ramamurthy Trio’s New Moon album demonstrates musical practitioners at the height of their craft, seamlessly blending Carnatic traditions with jazz, pushing both genres forward in exciting ways. There is also music from the legendary Headhunters and much more from USA, Canada, Australia, and Greece.
Featuring music from:
If you’ve not aware of the music of the Snarski Brothers hitherto then you are in for a treat. If you have, then some fond memories should come rushing back. Mark and Rob were born in London, to Polish refugee parents, and grew up on a 36 hectare farm on the outskirts of Perth, Western Australia. Their musical career began in 1983 with the band Chad’s Tree after which they took separate career paths - Mark with The Jackson Code and The Nearly Brothers as well as two solo albums ; Rob has toured the globe with The Blackeyed Susans and as a guest vocalist with The Triffids and The Go-Betweens, as well as an impressive set of solo albums, and a new band with Lindy Morrison. October 2024 sees the release of Waiting For The Bell, a new album recorded by the two brothers . It’s the first recording they’ve worked together since their days in Chad’s Tree. Once that is out I will be sharing it with you - in anticipation of that release and to get you warmed up I have selected some highlights from the brothers careers. In addition there is the usual featured albums plus a selection of new releases towards the end of the show.
There are all new releases on this edition with the standout album being from violinist Jenny Schienmann bringing together an A-List band for some outstanding music. There is previously unheard music from 1979 and 1998 as well as up to date music from USA, Canada, UK, Japan and Ukraine. Featuring music from:
Jenny Scheinman
Devin Gray
Roy Hargrove's Crisol
Bobby Wellins Sextet
Ivo Perelman and Nate Wooley
Ryan Keberle
Nick Adema
Mark Masters Ensemble featuring Tim Hagans
Isaiah Collier & The Chosen Few
Anne Sajdera
Tungu
Yaryu
Teri Parker's Free Spirits
At the heart of this edition there’s a focus on Steve Von Till’s Harvestman project and the final release in his ground-breaking Tryptich series. I have played a track from volume 2 previously so I have completed the set with a track from the first release and one from volume 3. All four tracks from a new project from the Dancehall/Afrobeats influenced EP by the Jamaican bass producer Max Rub-A-Dub from Switzerland liven things up. In between the usual favourites including two new ones from Metal Postcard and some heavier stuff to purge a few demons. Featuring music from
Neon Kittens
Nyle Banks & Max RubaDub
Cristian Dillingham
Ken Field
Elisabet Curbelo
Harvestman
Steve Wynn
Dave Graney n' The Coral Snakes
Swashi & Max RubaDub
Nyctronix
Danny Short
The Go-Betweens
The Triffids
Steve Kilbey
The Jesus Lizard
Badda General & Maz RubaDub
ÇÖKÜŞ
Herakleion
The Hempolics
The Legless Crabs
Dubmatix and Ragga Twins
Aursjoen
Octavian Winters
Vektorman
Another selection of excellent new jazz releases includes a couple of offerings from Tim Berne, one with Michael Formanek and the other with Bill Frisell. The programme commences with Nicolas Chkifi’s excellent tribute to legendary drummer Paul Motian. Featured artists are:
Nicolas Chkifi
OJT
Tim Berne & Michael Formanek
Camilla Nebbia
Eric Person
Arun Ramamurthy Trio
Dafnis Prieto Si o Si Quartet
Gino Amato
Tim Berne & Bill Frisell
Avishai Cohen
Eunhye Jeong
Kiki Valera Y Su Son Cubano
Christian Sands
The disconnect between mainstream populism which infests the global music industry and the wide underground of music featured on this edition is perfectly captured. Towards the end of the show I feature something from the early 80s which exemplifies music written about local issues by a local band. The village that is featured in that track attracts a huge covers band festival every year which seems completely out of sync with what went on 40 odd years ago in that place. Is there any hope when the industry is continually dumbed down by focus on a handful of musicians? This show demonstrates that yes there is still a healthy scene out there, unfortunately it does not get the attention it deserves. Featuring music from:
The Parasite
Carol Martini
PIG
Bill Leeb
Electric Hero
The Giraffes
Evidence of a Struggle
Godspeed You! Black Emperor
The Armoires
Steve Wynn
Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes
Chalice King
The Okmoniks
Tim Brady Instruments of Happiness
The Peawees
Raffa, Kulcha Ites, Ammoye
Nyctronix
Chiffon Magnifuque
Föhn
Toc & Paulina Owczarek
The Fall
The Fatima Mansions
This weeks batch of new releases include a more than usual amount of guitar music. With new albums from Mike Stern, Brad Shepik, Tim Brady, Eldritch Priest, and Peter Bernstein, plus two new singles from Ari Joshua, there are more than enough examples of guitar music to keep six-string fans engaged. In addition there is an excellent range of new releases featuring a variety of musical combinations and a previously unheard recording of the legendary Charlie Parker.
Featured artists:
Mike Stern
Ari Joshua, Russ Lawton, Ray Paczkowski
Tim Brady Instruments of Happiness
Ben Solomon
Brad Shepik Human Activity & Trio
Barker / Parker / Irabagon
ACTS
Leslie Pintchik
Eldritch Priest
Caleb Wheeler Curtis
Ari Joshua with Billy Martin, John Medeski, & Jason Fraticelli
Joel Frahm Trio
Satoko Fujii Quartet
Peter Bernstein
Charlie Parker
This show features mostly new releases veering from lo-fi post punk via electro-industrial, reggae, outsider rock, and grunge. There’s some classic tracks from the archive and more tracks from my selection of recent releases. To mark the sad passing of Keo Martin there are two singles from his band Longsight.
Featured on the show:
Neon Kittens
The Legless Crabs
Bill Leeb
Dubmatix Meets The Hempolics
RVG
The Armoires
Roy Crank
Dave Graney 'n;' The Coral Snakes
Danny Short
The Go-Betweens
Gastón de la Cruz
Kesherul Neg Pineg
Fuck Your Birthday
RVG
Dubmatix
Smoked Salmon
Longsight
Frank Zappa
The Silversound
Deathrite Shaman
Traditional jazz groups move from trios to full orchestras via various combinations. This selection of new releases features well recognised instrumental combinations and well as exciting and inventive new formations which challenge the accepted norms and offer new aspects to the music. Featuring music from:
GOGODUCKS
Matt Booth
Glenn Zaleski
Michael Pallas
Steve Davis
Tom Johnson Jazz Orchestra
Daniel Tamayo Quintet & Víctor Acevedo
Sam Wilkes
Marie Goudy's Paloma Sky
Jeremy Ledbetter Trio
Delfeayo Marsalis and Uptown Jazz Ochestra
Ari Joshua, Skerik, Delvon Lamarr, & Grant Schroff
Bryn Roberts
Catherine Russell and Sean Mason
Celestial Latitude featuring Frank Gambale
Jason Robinson
The Different Noises manifesto is in full effect here with a wide variety of genres in play. Not that these definitions really help in describing what is presented. There’s a nice balance of old and new material. The ever busy Neon Kittens are yet again a focus.
Featuring:
Neon Kittens
Precusor
The Meringues
The Bard Band
Dave Graney 'n' the Coral Snakes
Poppycock
The Go-Betweens
Danny Short
The Tubes
Dubmatix
Southside Johnny and The Asbury Jukes
Evidence Of A Struggle
Ella Marie Hætta Isaksen & Mari Boine
Tenzin Choegyal
The Mercury Impulse
The Scientists
Steve Wynn
The Nearly's
Librarians WIth Hickeys
We Are Winters Blue And Radiant Children
Sunset Rubdown
David Torn
Vile Rites
The Half-Cubes
The Silversound
Jackson Code
The title of Art Hirahara’s new release embraces the spirit of jazz. Music made in good company with musicians interacting to create something special. Two new albums from ground-breaking saxophonist Ivo Perelman reflect this approach as well as the creation of music which pushes at boundaries. Other brand new releases from 2024 make up the rest of the show apart from a coda of two great tracks from Miles Davis electric period in 1969-1970. Included in the show is music from:
Art Hirahara
Ivo Perelman
Ingrid Laubrock and Tom Rainey
Charlotte McLean Quartet
Dan Siegel
Francisco Mela & Johnathon Reisin
Javon Jackson & Nikki Giovanni
Neta Raanan
D.D. Jackson
Rodrigo Dominguez
Chloë Sobek, Tim Berne
Miles Davis
There is in equal measure a selection of accessible new pop/indie/punk rock, and, more out-there stuff in this collection. Some older stuff also comes into the mix There is no design in this, it’s just what comes in, and the aim of creating a varied listening experience. The featured band is Australian duo Party Dozen who tick every box for me. Includes music from:
The Azurecens
Worm Hero
David Torn
The Legless Crabs
Danny Short
The Man From Atlantis
sparkle*jets:uk
Party Dozen
Houkago Grind Time
Flux Amuck
Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes
The Go-Betweens
Glass Ox
Atom Driver
Smoked Salmon
Dubmatix featuring Prince Blanco
Anxious Arms
The Hempolics
Erik Lankin
SJS
Free Ride
The Velvet Underground
The Parasite
ECM records continue to release an eclectic range of remarkable music which transcends narrow genre classifications and offers the listener the chance to explore new sounds and experiences. Four excellent new releases from that label are featured on this episode. In addition there is a fascinating and varied mix of new releases yet again proving that Jazz is a broad church. I close the show with an excellent live recording from the legendary Wayne Shorter from the first in a series of new live albums celebrating the great man. Featuring:
No Codes
Florian Weber
Matt Mitchell
Trygve Seim & Frode Haltli
Tom Graf
Louis Sclavis, Benjamin Moussay
Vanguard Jazz Orchestra
Alice Zawadzki, Fred Thomas, Misha Mullov-Abbado
Wayne Escoffery
Gonzalo Rubalcaba & Dongfeng Liu
Phil Bancroft Trio
Anat Cohen Quartetinho
Richard Guba
Brandon Seabrook
Wayne Shorter
The sad recent passing of Martin Phillips of The Chills warranted a tribute so I have selected music from three of their albums. A cult band in the truest sense of that description they were the early instigators of the Dunedin sound which has been argued was the birthplace of indie rock. The rest of the show is an eclectic mix of new releases, classic tracks and some rarities from my hard disc and CD collection. Featured artists:
PIG
Manic Abraxas
Dave Graney Show
Danny Short
The Go-Betweens
Moiii
The Giraffes
History of Guns
Moff Skellington
The Prick Jaggers
Lou Reed
Party Dozen
Tomistoma
Satya
The Chills
Die So Fluid
Worm Hero
Tekrar Eden
Rui Da Sliva, Cosmic Bambino
Cracked Hands
Linda Bahn
An eclectic mix of new music this week with guitars and pianos featuring. This international mix of music also introduces a band that describe themselves as “minimalist rock” but whose compositions are influenced by bands that merged rock and jazz in their output. Tekrar Eden, from Sheffield U.K. offer a fresh perspective to the music.
Featuring:
Jorge Cariglino
Tekrar Eden
Val Gardena
Satya
Jake Noble
Jay D'Amcio with Marlon Martinez
Leo Genovese
Emmet Cohen
David Torn
Michael Dease
Ingrid Laubrock and Tom Rainey
Doug McDonald
Greg Amirauit Trio
Godwin Louis
The Headhunters
To some degree what goes into these shows is down to what is sent my way by the lovely people that promote music. The random nature of those submissions allows me to meet the Different Noises agenda and demonstrate the variety of music that is out there. If you read the mainstream press then you would think that music is in the hands of Swift, Sheeran and their ilk, when in reality there is a vast amount of excellent music, far better than the aforementioned produce I reckon. So, here’s a selection that demonstrates variety, mostly new, some re-released, and my own particular obsessions. As Ann-Marie sings in The Speed of Sound tracks “Can You Hear The Unheard Music” - yes you can on this show!
Featured artists:
Danny Short
The Speed of Sound
Endless Valley
Hungrytown
Ari Joshua, Joe Russo, Marco Benevento
Dave Graney Show
The Meringues
Mariam The Believer
Dubmatix
Robin Guthrie
Cloud Tangle
Anubis
Jeff Gburek
Mykal Rose, Subatomic Sound System & Hollie Cook
Sun Atoms
Hawkwind
Fire Engines
Mod Con
The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol & Dead Sea Apes
The Dream Syndicate
Absorb
On her new album Run the Gauntlet, Kris Davis pays tribute to six remarkable women pianists who have provided inspiration and support over the course of her own journey in music: Geri Allen, Carla Bley, Marilyn Crispell, Angelica Sanchez, Sylvie Courvoisier and Renee Rosnes. I’m featuring a track from the Davis album plus a selection of music from the six women. In addition there’s music from other new releases including a couple of tracks from the new album from Pericopes +1 featuring Emi Vernizzi, Ruben Bellavia, and, Claud Vignalli.
One of the most exciting bands to emerge from Australia in recent years is the post-Drones band Tropical Fuck Storm who are Gareth Liddiard, Fiona Kitschin, Lauren Hammel and Erica Dunn. A new live album is coming in September and I preview a track from that as well as including music from each of the band members prior projects. In addition a tsunami of new releases, some classics from the archives and a small dollop of weirdness.
The majority of the music on the show is new with a good proportion of it provided by duos, duo lead ensembles, and, trios. I close with a classic recording of Miles Davis live with his second great quintet. Featured artists:
Michael Wolff
Miguel Zenón
Christopher Parnis
Igor Willcox Quartet
Mauricio Morales
Jason Anick and Jason Yeager
Paul Dunmall, Paul Rogers, Tony Levin
John Lamkin II & The Favourites Jazz Quintet
Yeisy Rojas
Rodney Jordan and Christian Fabian
Louis Stewart featuring Jim Hall
Bill King
Bill Charlap Trio
Miles Davis
There was a paucity of new releases this week so as well as the new releases I delved into the hard drive to select a handful of favourites from over the years, a couple of which we had a hand in/or will be releasing via German Shepherd Records/Half Edge Records. The new stuff, what there is of it, is very interesting and varied. Featured artists:
The Stabbing Jabs
Roots Roundup
Dave Graney Show
Danny Short
Alice Zawadzki, Fred Thomas, Misha Mullov-Abbado
Kim Gordon, DJ Olive & Ikue Mori
The Wailing Souls
A Shoreline Dream and Mark Gardener
Chiffon Magnifique
Clinic Stars
m.t. scott
Dubblestandard
Amy Brandon
King Crimson
Van Der Graaf Generator
The Go-Betweens
Fire Engines
The Nectarine No 9
The Sandells
Drink and Drive
Clinic Stars
The Fall
Another selection of brand new releases from around the wide World of Jazz taking in Scotland, the United States , South Korea, Canada, Italy, Greece, Chile and France. Featuring :
Fraser Fifield
Tony Guerrero & Jeremy Siskind
The Paul Carlon Quintet
Hernán Cassibba
Hyeseon Hong Jazz Orchestra
Michael Sarian
Ben Wolfe
Zack Foley
Enrico Granafei
Nichunimu
Ize Trio featuring John Patitucci
Samebito
Elias Haslanger Mike Sailors
Elijah Shiffer
Christelle Séry & Jérôme Descamps
Luther Allison
Canadian and Australian music in abundance this time with a specific focus on Melbourne newbies Velvet Parade and a look back at some of the music the band members have been involved in hitherto. Also plenty of new stuff, some regular favourites and some seminal jazz meets rock from Miles Davis. Also featured :
Teeth Of The Sea
Brando Rising
Cold Harbour
Fraudband
Matt Malone & The Holy Spirits
Claire Birchall's Phantom Hitchhikers
Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band
Dave Graney Show
Danny Short
The Jesus Lizard
Jackslacks
Dubmatix
Temptress
Sunset Rubdown
Blake Jones & The Trike Shop
Moor Mother
Emily Millard
Roots Roundup
Lone Ranger
Colin Fisher
The roots of Jazz are firmly embedded in African culture. From that tradition the music has expanded and been absorbed by other cultures and countries. From its’ birth in the USA the music has grown to embrace the world and in doing so has developed in new and exciting ways. This show features all new innovative releases from predominantly the States but also taking in European, Asian and Latin American musicians. Featuring music from:
Brian Landrus
Doug Wilde
Ed Neumeister
Giovanni Guidi, James Brandon Lewis, Thomas Morgan, João Lobo
Jeff Coffin
Jim Clouse Quartet
Jordina Miller & Barry Guy
New Moon
Norma Winstone & Kit Downes
Tracy Yang Jazz Orchestra
Another mixed bag of different noises for your listening pleasure. Rock, Pop, Jazz, Electronica, Contemporary Classical and Reggae are all in the mix. Featuring
Amanda Martinez
Andy James
Bill Leeb
Cobus du Toit
Eunmi Ko + CAMP
Excel
Lenny Solomon
Mali Obomsawin, Magdalena Abrego, Allison Burik
Mark Haney
MØTHER
Richard Carr
Roman Angelos
Rui Da Silva & Cosmic Bambino
Screaming Love Collective
Subatomic Sound System & Mykal Rose & Hollie Cook
The Armoires
The excellent Jazz in Britain label continues to unearth nuggets from UK jazz history - May of this year saw the release of an album collecting for the first time ever, the complete recording sessions for the Spotlite vinyl album ‘Fingers Remember Mingus’ expanded with bonus tracks. The original album sessions, and the extra tracks, were all recorded between 1979 and 1983. Featured music on the show is by Charles Mingus and Dizzy Gillespie & Charlie Parker and is interpreted by a great band put together by bassist Dave Green. In addition there’s a focus on Daniel Carter with his latest release and some older material with Patrick Golden and Jim Clouse. The show also includes some great new releases and a fascinating solo piece by Camila Nebbia.
Two new EPs dominate this edition - i’m playing them both in their entirety. Neon Kittens are back with their lo-fi hi-jinks and hedfog returns with a stunning and varied collection. There’s lots of reggae this week - new and old - and a variety of other genres on display. Also featuring:
Babylon Owl
Belong
Chance Hayden
Dubmatix
Erik Lankin
Gerald Cleaver
Hansan
Leslie Uyeda
Michael Crafter
Nyctronix
Palmar De Troya
Paul Morricone
Poppycock
Qaalm
Sharon Marley feat Big Youth
The Fall
The Stolen Moans
The featured album on this edition is from Guitarist Miles Okazaki who gathers an extraordinary cast of ten musicians to create Miniature America, a collection of 22 vignettes exploring the wonder of chance encounters and “found” compositions. I am featuring four of these pieces. The rest of the show includes brand new releases of both studio and live albums from Aurora Nealand, Mark Helias, Tim Berne, Brasstactics, Chris McDonald Jazz Orchestra, Devin Daniel, Ivo Perelman,
Kim Cass, Lucian Ban, Mat Maneri, Natsuki Tamura & Satoko Fuji, Nick Rosario,
Paula Maya, Frank Paul Schubert, Michel Pilz, Stefan Scheib, and Klaus Kugel.
At the heart of this show a preview track from Efrim Manuel Menuck and Mat Ball’s new modal project, We Are Winters Blue And Radiant Children, plus associated music from members of the band. In addition lots of new releases of varied genres including pop, punk, rock and reggae. Other featured artists on the show : Ada. BIG|BRAVE, Blake Jones & The Trike Shop, Clone, Danny Short, Dave Graney Show, Godspeed You Black Emperor!, Hyperfield, Jay Sanders, Kevin Miller, Kilbey Kennedy, L.A. Drugz, Neural Dance, Pas Musique, Perry Blake, The 501 East, The Bordellos, and The Hempolics.
Jazz has been around long enough to allow for a massive library of ground breaking legacy music to build up. Current musicians often look back at that legacy, sometimes they use it, sometimes they build upon it and add a current perspective. In this way jazz is allowed to grow and develop whilst remaining true to the work of the innovators who went before. Several of this weeks pieces very much capture the spirit of past meets present, but also look to the future. Featuring music from: Alex Sipiagin, Andrew Wilcox, Daniel Carter, Ayumi Ishito, Eric Plaks, Zach Swanson, Jon Pannikar, Eyal Vilner Big Band, GoGo Penguin, Gonçalo Marques Quartet, Gregg Skaff, Jon De Lucia, Kevin Sun, Lee McKinney, Markus Howell, Oded Tzur, Pat Thomas and Bleyschool, Song Yi Jeon, Steve Turre, Tone Forest, Tyler Cooney & Steve Newcomb, and, Yosef Gutman-Levitt
Kicking things off with Cambridge Rockers R J Archer & the Painful Memories there’s a journey through new releases, and a themed trio of tunes built around Pilgrims. Featuring - RJ Archer & the Painful Memories, Paragnosis, Desolat, The Speed of Sound, Bruce Logfren Group, The Jesus Lizard, SnarskiCircusLindyBand, Dave Graney Show, E Gone, Elkhorn, David Torn, JC Miller, Madeleine Peyroux, Sharon Isbin, Sir Robert Orange Peel, Yosef Gutman, Bryan Hayslett, Smokers, Van Der Graaf Generator, Wishbone Ash, El Drugstore, and , Nyctronix.
Previously unreleased live music from Tomasz Stanko kicks off a show comprised of all new releases. The expansive world of Nasheet Waits and the percussive adventures of Adam Rudolph & Tyshawn Sorey are also included. I’m also pleased to feature the first release from brand new label Park West Records and amongst other things a fascinating approach to the music of Thelonious Monk. More information and playlist at https://bobosborne.substack.com/
This selection of new releases and classic tracks is perhaps a little more eclectic than usual. There are a variety of genres on show with Lulaworld Records contributing an excellent set of releases. There’s also a focus on the Snarski Brothers and other Australian sounds including Ben Corbett’s new band with their stunning new album.
On this show all new music from Ayumi Ishito, Chris Zuar, Kerry Politzer, Gabriel Evan, Avery Sharpe, Phil Haynes, Carl Clements, Tevet Sela, Gary Urwin, Josh Lawrence, Michael O’neill, Conrad Herwig, Amber Weekes, Barkman, Matthew McDonald, and, Mike Holober.
Extensive show notes are available at https://bobosborne.substack.com/
This show features music from
2 Lost Souls, Barbican Quartet, Big Youth, Blokeacola, Dave Graney Show, Federale, Glenn Champagne, Grant McLennan, Harry Howard, Hungrytown, Jess Ribeiro, Legless Crabs, Little Bohemia, Mykal Rose x Subatomic Sound System x Hollie Cook, No Wayne, Nyctronix , Rain Parade, Robert Forster, Small Black Arrows, SnarkiLindyCircusBand, The Anti-Queens, The Armoires, The Nausea, The Silversound, and The Wot Nots.
More information on the music on this show can be found at my Substack
Featuring new releases from Something Else (featuring Vincent Herring), Ellie Lee, The Jazzanians, Borderlands Trio, David Murray, Eternal Triangle, François de Larrard & Mathieu Bec, Jake Hertzog, Kevin Figes, Modern Black Music Ensemble, The Flame (Robert Mitchell, Neil Charles, Mark Sanders), Tom Skinner, and Verb.
There is always a market for nostalgia, all those albums you used to see listed and reviewed in NME or Sounds that you couldn’t afford back in the day. They are back in abundance, mostly via Cherry Red who put out countless box sets of music from the 60s 70s and 80s. There’s a lot of that in here. There’s also new things, they are rather “extreme” and they kick off the show. If you want the quieter stuff you will have to be patient as it comes later on. In addition there is jazz, punk, and my usual obsessions. Featuring music from Giant Spider, Locusts and Honey, Carnwennan, Buffalo Monroe, Edgar Broughton Band, The Residents, Lindisfarne.
The Observers, Blokeacola, Jess Ribeiro, Slyboots, SnarskiCircusLindyBand, The Anti-Queens, Chapman Whitney Streetwalkers, The Dave Graney Show, Meat Puppets, 2 Lost Souls, The Go-Betweens, The Triffids, The Fall, Four Candles,
Kid Congo & the Pink Monkey Birds
On this show music from Emiliano Lasansky, Bruno Råberg, Gabriel Genest, The Telepathic Band featuring Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene & Federico Ughi, Synaptic Biosphere featuring Matt Choboter John Arne Rånes & Jan Kadereit, George Colligan, Matt Wilson, Aleksi Glick, Stix Bones, Rosario Giuliani Quartet, Wil Sargison Trio, Tony Romano, Area 51 with Celso Pixinga & Igor Willcox, The Beat Freaks & Ralph Alessi, Jorge Cariglino feat. Byron Landham, Chick Corea & Béla Fleck, Lauren Henderson, Andy Pratt, and, Daniel Carter Matthew Putman, & Federico Ughi once more this time as a trio.
On this edition a lot of new releases, some classic tracks, and albums I have been focusing on recently. There’s jazz, metalcore, hardcore, indie rock, and some other things that defy categorisation which makes this a genre hopping selection of very different noises. Some of the language is rather choice in places so be warned. There’s also a bit of a theme of COVID disrupting the plans of some of the musicians. Full playlist and information at my Substack - bobosborne.substack.com
On this show all new releases from Charles Lloyd, Brian Bromberg, Melissa Aldana, Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp, Ron Miles, TAC, Bill Frisell, Mark Kelso’s Mystic Isle Project, Charles McPherson, Raagaverse, One For All ft. George Coleman, Billy Childs & Temple University Studio Orchestra, Yelena Eckemoff, Emiliano Lasansky, and, Gabriel Genest.
On this show music from Rain Parade, The Beat Freaks, The Loop-aznavour Band, Fred Abong, The Fall, The Legless Crabs, The Parasite, Pink B, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Eric Chenauzx Trio, Jess Ribeiro, Moff Skellington, Ruth Theodore, Wayne Horvitz, Colin Fisher, Trinity, Blokeacola, Space Museum, Tony Romano, Andrés Coll Majid Bekkas, Mateusz Smoczynski & Ramón López, Absolute Beginners, and, Miles Davis.
On this edition all new releases from Luke Stewart Silt Trio, Ben Sidran, Dan Loomis, Tomeka Reid, Ray Obeido, Wes or No Trio, Manos Loutas Quartet, two albums from Phil Bancroft, Natsuki Tamura & Jim Black, Andy Milne and Unison, Foreign Affair Trio feat. Hector Martignon, Chris Zuar Orchestra, Countermeasure and The Burlington New Millennium Orchestra, Halie Loren, Brian Eaton, William Soovik Grand Finale, Isrea Butler, and Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp
Featuring music from The Girl With The Replaceable Head, Julian Lage, Kenny Garrett & Svoy, Jess Ribeiro, Juan J.G. Escudero, The Pull of Autumn, Rick Baitz, Denman Maroney, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Heffernan & Park, Moff Skellington, Die Geister Beschwöre, The Parasite, TIM.M, Ambassador Hazy, Blokeacola, Robert Forster, The Wailing Souls, Neon Kittens
On this show all new releases from Shabaka, Benji Kaplan, Brenda Earle Stokes, Jason Robinson, Tania Giannouli, Irina Zubareva, John Kameel Farah & Nick Fraser, OVK3, Behn Gillece, Ivo Perelman & Tom Rainey, Matthew McDonald, The Claudio Scolari Project, The New Orleans Klezmer All Stars, Peter Daniel, Voodoo Drummer, and, Kojiro Umezaki & Hub New Music
On this show music from tv:Thought Vacuum, Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds,
Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Auster Boys, Moff Skellington, The Postmen, Gdansk81, Blokeacola, Alessandro “Assa” Stefano, Brian Eaton, Jess Ribeiro, Kawol Samarqandi, Lavery, Lines of Silence, BryhM, Roman Angelos, Natsuki Tamura, The Vintage Yell, 9-Volt Velvet, The Silversound, Jackson Code, Dr. Alimantado, and The Nearly Brothers.
On this show there are all new releases from Diana Arias, Aleksi Glick, Francisco Mela & Shinya Lin, Jon Gordon, Modney, Louise van den Heuvel, Dave Douglas, Fay Victor, Samuel Torres, Owen Broder, and Jamie Baum Septet+.
Featuring The Creedless Preacher, Martin Howth, Eric Chenaux, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Blokeacola, Elaine Palmer, Milarepa Dorji, Night Wilds, Tina Fey, Galactic Tide featuring Andy Timmons, The Speed of Sound, The Baby Seals, Mykal Rose + Subatomic Sound + Hollie Cook, Federale, Kee Avil, Clone, The Wesleys, Secret Teeth, 2 Lost Souls, Jess Ribeiro, The Silversound, and Big Youth.
Featured on this show Lizz Wright, Nick Finzer, Monty Alexander, Remy Le Boeuf's Assembly of Shadows, Stuart Mack, Rachel Z, Wolff, Clark, and Dorsey, David Benoit, Christian McBride & Edgar Meyer, Cassie Kinoshi’s Seed, Trio HLK, John Lurie, Julieta Eugenio, Die Beren Gieren, and Rajesh Mehta's Sky Cage Quartet
This show includes music from Potions, Kendall Carter, Fred Hersch, Bag of Bones, Matthew McDonald, Melody Graves and the Hokum Redemption, Tierney Cruz Orins, Woo, Art Tatum, Yusef Lateef, Sun Ra, Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy, Chet Baker & Jack Sheldon, and, Kari van der Kloot.
Music from Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Maureen Toth, Joel Chadabe, Moff Skellington, Melvins, Jeremy Gignoux, Post Death Soundtrack, Reverb on Repeat, Neon Kittens, The Nausea, Jason Blake featuring Raphael Weinroth-Browne, HIgh Noon Kahuna, Blokeacola, Jess Ribeiro, Jean Mignon, The Creedless Preacher, Samuel Torres, The Pull of Autumn, Sons of Ra, and Sorge.
“………saw a byre advertised and pressed it under some gauze I’d prepared with wet paint and now, if it doesn’t dazzle. When my fresh cows is full I can sneak it in the back way and that way the fisheries and milk Ombud will shout my plaudits up the hamlet and wake up all the yokels on it’s palette. A country rhapsody then closes in from a room marked ” fleshy onions hang in the shortest rows and don’t do interviews, repeat DON’T climb up indigenous horses like me “. Whenever this scenario drains off the golf patch with the next downpour, I fancy the master has achieved a spiffy lotus crouch of Nice One; in fact many of my estranged relatives consolidated their roles and afforded a bubble car. They didn’t get far as I was the detergent supplier and also new the reason for a sudden City Break in Pripyat: that’s where migratory archetypes hit the buffers, loading spoil onto coprolite dollies. Some of them take a trumpet with its bacteria filter they can suck nice water from gullies ( that old golf course is Bing maximising his liver spot activity ). The very next day came a very spacious chicken. Of course, it was the Chicken Laureate with its ovipositor fogged with a scroll of state vapour signed by King Parker-Bowles. I had inklings that privilege of this magnitude would lay out my pyjamas on a circular bed and I was born. The calendar had stopped again in deference to my probation provider got it out of a skip near his processing kiosk. So. I had to guess and couldn’t have asked for fewer inconvenient luxuries. It was the last day of Belper and my personal hotline to the Soap Institute. Not on my Nelly, its bath week!”.
On this show new releases from Art Tatum, Chet Baker & Jack Sheldon, Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy, and Sun Ra. In addition archive selections from John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Yusef Lateef, Miles Davis, Charles Mingus, and Coleman Hawkins.
On this show all new releases from Stephen Philip Harvey, Søren Lee, Noah Haidu, Anthony D'Alessandro, Aleksi Glick, Tony Monaco Trio, Daniel Janke Winter Trio, Domas Žeromskas, Hill Collective, Pozak Trio, Angelica Sanchez & Chad Taylor, and Alice Coltrane.
Featuring all newly released music from Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Johann Kloos, The Blue Yellows, Jacqui Hunt and Dave McClymont, Austin Oting Har, Blokeacola, Moff Skellington, Occult Character, Bandwidth, The Creedless Preacher, Hippies vs Ghosts, House of All, Michael Plater, Julien Tassin and Nico Chkifi, Wardruna, Robert Carl, The Galaxy Electric & Droog Mulholland, Owen Broder, and 2 Lost Souls.
“………saw a byre advertised and pressed it under some gauze I’d prepared with wet paint and now, if it doesn’t dazzle. When my fresh cows is full I can sneak it in the back way and that way the fisheries and milk Ombud will shout my plaudits up the hamlet and wake up all the yokels on it’s palette. A country rhapsody then closes in from a room marked ” fleshy onions hang in the shortest rows and don’t do interviews, repeat DON’T climb up indigenous horses like me “. Whenever this scenario drains off the golf patch with the next downpour, I fancy the master has achieved a spiffy lotus crouch of Nice One; in fact many of my estranged relatives consolidated their roles and afforded a bubble car. They didn’t get far as I was the detergent supplier and also new the reason for a sudden City Break in Pripyat: that’s where migratory archetypes hit the buffers, loading spoil onto coprolite dollies. Some of them take a trumpet with its bacteria filter they can suck nice water from gullies ( that old golf course is Bing maximising his liver spot activity ). The very next day came a very spacious chicken. Of course, it was the Chicken Laureate with its ovipositor fogged with a scroll of state vapour signed by King Parker-Bowles. I had inklings that privilege of this magnitude would lay out my pyjamas on a circular bed and I was born. The calendar had stopped again in deference to my probation provider got it out of a skip near his processing kiosk. So. I had to guess and couldn’t have asked for fewer inconvenient luxuries. It was the last day of Belper and my personal hotline to the Soap Institute. Not on my Nelly, its bath week!”.
A focus on drummer Andrew Cyrille featuring a couple of his own releases and also his work as a sideman with The Jazz Composers Orchestra, Ivo Perelman, Jimmy Lyons, Lonnie Listen Smith, Cecil Taylor, Dave Douglas, Leroy Jenkins, and , Reggie Workman.
On this show music from Max Light, The Brenan Brothers, Sarah Jerrom, Altin Sencalar, Tom Collier, Shabaka Hutchings, The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis , Lucia Fodde Tony Adamo, DigDogDo, Ulysses Owens Jr. and Generation Y, Ambrose Akinmusire, and Alice Coltrane.
Featuring music from Precogs, The Mindsweepers, Dominic Carlton Jones, The Legless Crabs, Dubmatix, Eric Chenaux Trio, Madeleine Peyroux, Sunburned Hand of The Man, Mutilation Barbeque, Sons of Alpha Centauri, Subatomic Sound System, Adam Wiltzie, Glass Farm Ensemble, Blokeacola, Alessandeo Asso Stefana, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Moff Skellington, Ruth Goller,Gerigk·Ianes·Mellan, and Michael Plater.
“………saw a byre advertised and pressed it under some gauze I’d prepared with wet paint and now, if it doesn’t dazzle. When my fresh cows is full I can sneak it in the back way and that way the fisheries and milk Ombud will shout my plaudits up the hamlet and wake up all the yokels on it’s palette. A country rhapsody then closes in from a room marked ” fleshy onions hang in the shortest rows and don’t do interviews, repeat DON’T climb up indigenous horses like me “. Whenever this scenario drains off the golf patch with the next downpour, I fancy the master has achieved a spiffy lotus crouch of Nice One; in fact many of my estranged relatives consolidated their roles and afforded a bubble car. They didn’t get far as I was the detergent supplier and also new the reason for a sudden City Break in Pripyat: that’s where migratory archetypes hit the buffers, loading spoil onto coprolite dollies. Some of them take a trumpet with its bacteria filter they can suck nice water from gullies ( that old golf course is Bing maximising his liver spot activity ). The very next day came a very spacious chicken. Of course, it was the Chicken Laureate with its ovipositor fogged with a scroll of state vapour signed by King Parker-Bowles. I had inklings that privilege of this magnitude would lay out my pyjamas on a circular bed and I was born. The calendar had stopped again in deference to my probation provider got it out of a skip near his processing kiosk. So. I had to guess and couldn’t have asked for fewer inconvenient luxuries. It was the last day of Belper and my personal hotline to the Soap Institute. Not on my Nelly, its bath week!”.
Celebrating Eric Dolphy with a selection of tracks from his all too short career. Including his own releases and his appearances with Booker Little, Oliver Nelson, Charles Mingus, John Coltrane, Abbey Lincoln, Ron Carter, Freddie Hubbard, and, Chico Hamilton.
On this show music from Goddammit Jeremiah, Tommy Hale, BIG|BRAVE, Fables, Legless Crabs, Sandi Glowe, Sir Robert Orange Peel, The Apartments, The New Existentialists, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Moff Skellington, Kolga, Sadistic Ritual, Saddar Bazaar, Sons of Alpha Centauri, Blokeacola, Dubmatix ,Reverends, The Speed of Sound, Pissed Jeans and Wormwitch.
On this show music from Lori Bell, Margaux Oswald with Oscar Andreas Haug & Axel Filip, Tierney Sutton & San Gabriel 7, Allen Dennard, Daniel Bennett, Gauno Padano featuring Bill Frisell, Joel Futterman, Roberto Magris, Matt Anderson, Pedro Molina, The Crypt, Tomeka Reid, Tragic Assembly & Tatsuya Nakatani, The NJE featuring Mike Garson, and, David Nájera Gonzalez
“………saw a byre advertised and pressed it under some gauze I’d prepared with wet paint and now, if it doesn’t dazzle. When my fresh cows is full I can sneak it in the back way and that way the fisheries and milk Ombud will shout my plaudits up the hamlet and wake up all the yokels on it’s palette. A country rhapsody then closes in from a room marked ” fleshy onions hang in the shortest rows and don’t do interviews, repeat DON’T climb up indigenous horses like me “. Whenever this scenario drains off the golf patch with the next downpour, I fancy the master has achieved a spiffy lotus crouch of Nice One; in fact many of my estranged relatives consolidated their roles and afforded a bubble car. They didn’t get far as I was the detergent supplier and also new the reason for a sudden City Break in Pripyat: that’s where migratory archetypes hit the buffers, loading spoil onto coprolite dollies. Some of them take a trumpet with its bacteria filter they can suck nice water from gullies ( that old golf course is Bing maximising his liver spot activity ). The very next day came a very spacious chicken. Of course, it was the Chicken Laureate with its ovipositor fogged with a scroll of state vapour signed by King Parker-Bowles. I had inklings that privilege of this magnitude would lay out my pyjamas on a circular bed and I was born. The calendar had stopped again in deference to my probation provider got it out of a skip near his processing kiosk. So. I had to guess and couldn’t have asked for fewer inconvenient luxuries. It was the last day of Belper and my personal hotline to the Soap Institute. Not on my Nelly, its bath week!”.
A selection of music featuring unique guitarist Bill Frisell, with tracks from Paul Bley, Eberhard Weber, Ron Miles, Jan Garbarek, Mary Halvorson, Paul Motian, John Zorn, Ambrose Akinmusire, Andrew Cyrille, and Ches Smith
Featuring music from Chameleon Earhart, Blokeacola, Guano Padano, Kee Avil, Mari Boine, The Apartments, RKS Trio, Shiroishi Prymek Nguyen, Star City Survivor, Hyperfield, TIM.M, Fhae ,Patrick Giguère and Cheryl Duvall , Tierney Sutton and San Gabriel 7, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Adam Wiltzie, and David Nájera González.
And this show we have all new releases from Chris Potter, Dave Douglas, Caroline Julia Cabalding, Kevin Sun, Nasheet Waits with Logan Richardson Jason Moran and Tarus Mateen, Queen Esther, Jacob Shulman, Roddy Elias, Adam Nolan, Gastón Reggio, Room 31, and Russ Lossing with Loren Stillman John Hebert & Eric McPherson
On this show music from Chris Potter, Canberk Ulaş, Catherine Sikora with Colin Fisher & Brad Rose, divr, Abdullah Ibrahim, Daniel Herskedal, El Pricto with Don Malfon & Vasco Trilla, Lawrence Fields, Frank Carlberg, Jonathan Seiberlich, Hill Collective, Nataniel Edelman with Luciano Bagnasco Santiago Lamisovski & Fermín Merlo, and, Paul Williamson with Peggy Lee and Dylan van der Schyff.
On this show a varied mix of genres from very loud to very quiet. There’s music from a tribute album to The Jesus Lizard’s Goat album from Neon Kittens, Wipes and Dead Mammals. Also new music from Grey Skies Fallen, Weston Super Maim, Ohpen Ahrms, Touching, Apparition, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Erika Angell, O Zorn!, Ancient Astronauts & Otim Alpha, Blokeacola, Fog Lamp Linda Smith, Mammoth Penguins, Peter Metro and Kwabna, Rasta Reuben Fredlocks & Ill Vibe, Sun Atoms, The New Music Ensemble of the Black Hills, The Dread Crew of Oddwood, Four Candles, and 2 Lost Souls.
All new releases from Ephemeris, Science Friction, Toine Thys Orlando, Dun-Dun Band, Ellie Lee, Håkon Skogstad, Francisco Mela featuring Leo Genovese and William Parker, Dan Weiss, Sam Wilson, and, Paul Dunmall with Paul Rogers and Mark Sanders
On this show music from Ronny Smith, Pat Smythe, Dave Douglas, Tim Berne’s Science Friction, Dave Schumacher & Cubeye,Ron Reider, Mercer Hassey Orchestra, Ari Joshua with Delvon Lamarr Skerik and Grant Schroff, Four, The Messthetics And James Brandon Lewis, Paul Dunmall with Paul Rogers and Mark Sanders, and Cecil Taylor Unit.
Featuring music from Legless Crabs, James Clarke Five, Blokeacola, Hands of Goro, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Adam Wiltzie, Miles Davis, Pissed Jeans, Erika Angell, Zion Train, STAGGS, Keltrix, Fingerless, The Baby Seals, Psychic Lemon, Kee Avil, Gabriel Vicéns, Je Est Un Autre, NCD Instigators, Jimmy Li, Grey Skies Fallen, and Blazar.
We have mostly new releases on this show with music from Willie Morris, Josh D. Reed, Scott Marshall. Carlos Niño Surya Botofasina & Adam Rudolph, Ethnic Heritage Ensemble, Leo Genovese John Lockwood & Nat Mugavero, PSA, Ivo Perelman Mark Helias & Tom Rainey, This Celestial Engine, and, Franco D'Andrea Franco Tonani & Bruno Tommaso.
A dip into the back catalogue of German born USA based saxophonist Ingrid Laubrock with examples of her role as a leader and also as part of various ensembles including Kris Davis, Mary Halvorson and Tom Rainey.
Featuring music from Scenius, Otherworldly Things, Jane Getter Premonition, Colosseum, Procol Harum, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, The Residents, Blokeacola, The Exorzist III, 2 Lost Souls, Tim Blake , Onceweresixty, Nova Pon & Turning Point Ensemble, John Coltrane, James Clarke Five, Pulselovers, Legless Crabs, and, The Observers.
On this show new releases from Isaiah Collier, Friends and Neighbours, The Choir Invisible, Jonas Cambien, Lynne Arriale, Vijay Iyer with Linda May Han Oh and Tyshawn Sorey, Jim Baker with Steve Hunt and Jakob Heinemann, Louis Stewart, David Leon, Old Mountain featuring Tony Malaby, Sonic Tender, Vinicius Cantuaria, Dave Douglas, Giuseppe Doronzo with Andy Moor and Frank Rosaly, Disaster Pony, and, Scheen Jazzorkester & Cortex
With a new album due soon I take a look back at the work of American jazz composer, saxophonist and flautist James Brandon Lewis over the last ten years. Lewis graduated from Howard University in 2006, after which he focused on gospel music. In 2012, he relocated to New York City and switched to jazz, releasing his first album Divine Travels in 2014. This was followed by nine more albums, including notably Jesup Wagon, which was selected as Album of the Year by DownBeat critics in 2022.
Featuring mostly new music from Legless Trials, Robert Fripp, Circolo Vizioso, FYEAR, Nina K, 2 Lost Souls, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Space Museum feat. Moff Skellington, Galan Trio, Sun Atoms, Cracked Hands, m.t. Scott, Life Cycles, Nicolas Hurt, Rodney Sharman & Rachel Kiyo Awassa, Neon Kittens, Rick Wakeman, Sundrifter, Magick Brother & Mystic Sister, and Spindrift68.
Topping and tailing the show with a previously unreleased album from Pat Smythe recorded in France in 1973. In addition we have recent and forthcoming releases from Ernesto Cervini, The Messthetics And James Brandon Lewis, Pat Bianchi, Yosef Gutman Levitt, Smelloship, Albare, George Cartwright, Echoes of Zoo, Chad Fowler, Muriel Grossman, Glod Ramond Kugel, and an excerpt from a recent live recording from David Torn, Tom Rainey, Tim Berne and Trevor Dunn.
Anticipating a new album from trumpeter Dave Douglas, on this show a selection of tracks from his releases from 2012 through to 2022, and, a preview track from the forthcoming release “Gifts”.
On this edition new music from The Harveys, Pissed Jeans, Echoes of Zoo, Tierney Sutton and San Gabriel 7, Jess Ribeiro, Robert Forster, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, TIM.M, Blokeacola, K.Board & The Skreens, Moff Skellington, and Firefriend
On this show we have all new music from Sonic Skin, Annie Chen, Debby Wang, Ari Joshua featuring John Medeski and Billy Martin, The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra, Daniel Reyes Llinás, Christian Fabian Trio, Teiku, Mike Downes, Paul Kendall, Gustavo Cortinas, and Alice Coltrane.
On this show a look at the work of Alice Coltrane. With a new live album of recordings from the 1970s due soon it seemed timely to have a look back at her ground-breaking work, selecting tracks from most of her releases over a ten year period and her final album in 2004.
A wealth of excellent new material plus a release from four years back. There is the usual eclectic mix of music that will not fit on the radio shows. A good part of the show features tracks from a compilation of 37 south east QLD (Australia) artists, who have mobilised to contribute tracks to raise funds in response to the unrelenting humanitarian crisis in Gaza. With the exception of a handful of tracks, Solidarity Soundwaves features pieces that have been newly created in reaction to the myriad of emotions brought up by the harrowing daily events that are (unbelievably) still occurring. More details at differentnoises.com
On this show music from Cracked Hands, Nina Simone, Dubinator vs Kleer, Blokeacola, Dave Graney 'N' The Coral Snakes, Catherine McQuade Feat. Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, 2 Lost Souls, Daniel Reyes Llinás, De Beren Gieren, Space Museum featuring Moff Skellington, and, Salem Trials
On this show we have new releases from Ernesto Cervini, Gary Urwin, Charles Pillow, Last Oak Out, Ayumi Ishito, Doug MacDonald, Joe Webb, Gui Duvignau, Ivo Perelman with Barry Guy & Ramon Lopez, Jason Stein with Marilyn Crispell Damon Smith & Adam Shead, Klaus Kugel & Pavel Hruby, Recabarren Menares Vazquez, Bobby Wellins, and, Yes! Trio .
Celebrating the music of Bassist and Composer William Parker. Beginning in the 1980s, Parker played with Cecil Taylor for over a decade, and he has led the Little Huey Creative Music Orchestra since 1981. The Village Voice named him "the most consistently brilliant free jazz bassist of all time" and DownBeat has called him "one of the most adventurous and prolific bandleaders in jazz". A selection of music from his extensive catalogue of over 50 albums as a leader.
This week music from Salem Trials, Cosmic Panthers, The Mind Sweepers, 2 Lost Souls, Blokeacola, Ian and Neil, Onceweresixty, Cracked Hands, Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes, The Wreckery, Moff Skellington and The Marsupials
On the show we have two tracks from the new album from John Surman. There are also dual releases from Moppa Elliott and Gordon Grdina. Other featured albums are from Diego Rivera, Sunny Five, Ada Rovatti, Cliff Korman, Guillaume Gargaud and Eero Savela, Mary Halvorson, and Brian Dickinson.
With, in the end, there being 144 new music submissions during January it seemed inevitable that this one would take a little bit longer to gestate. Things sort of went adrift for a week or so but I buckled down. Anyhow here is the second Different Noises of 2024. As usual there is an eclectic mix of music from a range of disparate sources. A lot of jazz plus some very esoteric choices mixed in with some noisy offerings.
On this show a preview track of the brand new release from English Jazz Legend John Surman. Also a selection of releases from 2023 that I didn’t get chance to play last year including Albert Vila with Doug Weiss and Rudy Royston, Bob Gluck, Dan Levinson with Mark Shane and Kevin Dorn aka The Palomar Trio, Don Thompson and Rob Piltch, Fritz Hauser and Pedro Carneiro, Jason Adasiewicz, Simon Lucaciu Trio, Malcolm Strachan, Mats Gustafsson, Ray Gallon, Reggie Quinerly, SLUGish Ensemble, and, Soft Machine
Featuring music from Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Vee VV, Keltrix, Dolium, BIG|BRAVE, The Royal Family, Erika Angell, Hostile Foreign Powers, K Board & The Skreens, Moff Skellington, Smalltown Tigers and Salem Trials
On this show recent and forthcoming releases from Ultraviolet, Petra Haller & Meg Morley, Kaze, Pepa Niebla, Will Régnier, Enthusiastic Musicians Orchestra, Joel & Nick Tucker, Daniel Prim, Tony Jones & Jessica Jones, The Rob Dixon Steve Allee Quintet, Federico Ughi feat. Leo Genovese and Brandon Lopez, and, Neal Kirkwood Big Band.
On this show a focus on the British Progressive Jazz label with music from Don Rendell, Graham Collier, John Dankworth, Mike Osborne and Gordon Beck, a 1996 recording from a supergroup lead by Elton Dean, plus new releases from Looty Trio, Commodore Trio and Enthusiastic Musicians Orchestra.
Brand new music from Sex Germs, Circolo Vizioso, Danny Short, Dub Spencer & Trance Hill, Blokeacola, K Board & The Skreens, Pissed Jeans, Leon Frear, and The Baby Seals and classic tracks from Dave Graney ‘N’ The Coral Snakes and Crime & The City Solution
On this show we have new music from Ches Smith, Eva Novoa, Arve Henriksen & Harmen Fraanj, Matthieu Bordenave, Adam Schroeder & Mark Masters, Ewart Asplund Ricks Trio , Christoph Gallio Day & Taxi, Recabarren Menares Vazquez, Edition Redux, Drazek Fuscaldo Drake Aoki Jones & Abrams, and a recording from the 1960s from Michael Garrick.
On this show a focus on jazz guitarists with a selection of music from the 1960s all the way up to the present day. Featuring Terje Rypdal, Wes Montgomery, Larry Coryell, Brandon Seabrook, Sonny Sharrock, Mary Halvorson, John Scofield, Bern Nix, Bill Frisell, Ben Monder, Grant Green, Jeff Parker, and, Brûlez les meubles.
On this show new music from Danny Short, Bjørn Felle and Blokeacola plus older material from Dave Graney ‘n’ the Coral Snakes, The Fall, Allman Brothers, Frank Zappa, The Go-Betweens, and The Dream Syndicate.
On this edition of the show we have contemporary sounds from Looty Trio, Lesley Mok, patrick brennan, Rodrigo Amado, Richard Nelson Makrokosmos Orchestra, Wendell Harrison Tribe, Christoph Stiefel, Sumo, and Marmota. In addition there are classic tracks from Miles Davis, Thelonious Monk, and Charlie Parker
A mix of old, recent and new this time around with music from Thelonious Monk, Brûlez les meubles, Ancient Infinity Orchestra, Charlie Parker, Dave Douglas & Keystone, Magdalena Abrego Quartet, ox ox, Tandem Saint, Miles Davis, and Ewart Asplund Ricks Trio.
It's been a while but the new stuff has started to come through at a pace - this selection reflects the first 15 days of the new year and also includes a selection from the archives. As usual a mix of things too long, too loud or too out there for the radio. There's punk, doom, jazz, contemporary classical, reggae/trance, space music and just plain weird. Prepare for your ears to be stretched to new places. More information can be found at differentnoises.com
A mix of old and new with music from Malcolm Hill, Legless Trials, Ill Ease, Thin White Rope, Blokeacola, The Wailing Souls, Grant McLennan, Robert Forster, Peter Hammill, The Woodland Hunters, Dave Graney ‘N’ The Coral Snakes, Space Museum, Neon Kittens, Moff Skellington , and, TIM.M
On this show we have a focus on the work of Allison Burik. Also recent releases from Brûlez les Meubles, Biagio Coppa & Intrepid Trio, June Yun, John Rae and Ben Wilcock, Cecil Taylor, Joseph Daley, Jorge Cariglino, and Blue Moods.
On this show a focus on the The Miles Davis band Live at the Cellar Door in Washington DC between December 16–19, 1970 December 1970. The Cellar Door Sessions 1970 is a boxed live album released in 2005. It compiles six of ten sets that were performed over four nights.
On this show I mark the passing of John Hyatt of The Three Johns with three songs from the influential post-punk band. There’s also music from Salem Trials, Blokeacola, Dubmatix & Al Pancho, Joshua Murphy, Dave Graney 'N' The Coral Snakes, Moff Skellington & His Lembryon Popstars, K Board & The Skreens, The Silversound and Neon Kittens.
On this show I feature recent and new releases from Rich Halley, Pat Thomas’s Ism, Angel Bat Dawid, John Herberman, Bévort 3, Joe Santa Maria, Rajna Swaminathan, Rebecca Nash, Ancient Infinity Orchestra, Isaiah Collier, Christoph Gallio Dominic Lash & Mark Sanders, and Blue Moods featuring Art Hirahara, Diego Rivera, Boris Kozlov and Vinnie Sperrazza
Recorded on December 22nd and 23rd 1965 - Live at the Plugged Nickel in Chicago - the Miles Davis Quintet with Wayne Shorter, Herbie Hancock, Ron Carter and Tony Williams, saw the band turning their standard repertoire on its head with a fresh approach to interpreting and playing the music. Another massive step in Miles' career, these recordings are universally regarded as some of the most important in the history of jazz. This new way of playing was instigated by the band without Miles’ prior knowledge, however the leader soon adapted to and embraced the change. I’ve selected key tracks from the box set of recordings which were released in 1995.
On this show recent and forthcoming releases from Ciara Moser, Antonio Gavrila, Francisco Mela & Zoh Amba, Ron Horton, Shamin, Giorgi Mkadze, Josh Sinton, Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio, Tyler Cooney Quintet, Bennett Paster, Trespass Trio feat. Susana Santos Silva, and, Bill Anschell.
On this show a focus on Elton Dean who performed on alto saxophone, saxello, and occasionally keyboards. Dean established his reputation as a member of the Keith Tippett Sextet from 1968 to 1970, and in Soft Machine from 1969 to 1972. He also had a successful solo career as well as many collaborations and guest appearances. His discography includes well over 100 albums. This episode includes a selection of examples of his work.’
On this show music from Velatine, Courtney Barnett, Barb Waters, Jackson Code, Dave Graney ‘n’ the Coral Snakes, The Seeds, The Harveys, Nightingales, Big Youth, The Long Ryders, Moff Skellington, The Fall, Jed, and Gong.
On this show new music from Myra Melford's Fire and Water Quintet , Jérôme Descamps, Mayra Dómine & Rodrigo González, George Colligan , Gordon Lee, Dan Balmer, Mark Solborg and Sunny Kim with Vardan Ovsepian & Ben Monder. In addition a look at Australian based label 4000 Records who release live recordings from venues in Brisbane/Meanjin.
The Art Ensemble of Chicago is an avant-garde jazz group that grew out of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians (AACM) in the late 1960s. The ensemble integrates many jazz styles and plays many instruments, including "little instruments" and various forms of percussion. On this show there is a small selection of music from over 50 releases by the group.
On this show music from Goddammit Jeremiah, Volksempfänger , The Junta, Dave Graney 'N' The Coral Snakes, Cracked Hands, Syteria, MVI, Kevin Ayers, Captain Beefheart & His Magic Band, Space Museum, Dubmatix, The Fall, and Jack Bruce.
On this show recent and forthcoming releases from Brunswick Street Parade, Mauricio Dawid, Armando Luongo, Bruno Parrinha Vine Leaf, Nelson Montana, the trio of Gordon Grdina Mat Maneri & Christian Lillinger, Liba Villavecchia, HIIT, Lisa Hilton, Miho Hazama, Rob Luft, Lucia Fodde, and Playfield.
The New York Art Quartet was a free jazz ensemble, originally made up of saxophonist John Tchicai, trombonist Roswell Rudd, drummer Milford Graves and bassist Lewis Worrell, that came into existence in 1964 in New York City and initially lasted for just over a year. Worrell was replaced by Reggie Workman in 1965. Louis Moholo replaced Graves for a European Tour in 1965 with bassist Finn Von Eyben standing in for Workman. On this show music from their short lived career interspersed with cuts from some of the band members.
On this show music from Jay Williams, Kee Avil, Dave Graney ‘N’ The Coral Snakes, Dubmatix & Ammoye, Zahn, K Board & The Skreens, Neon Kittens, Tad, King Crimson, Sand Pebbles, The Woodland Hunters, Blokeacola, The Go-Betweens, and Pigs, Pigs, Pigs, Pigs, Pigs, Pigs, Pigs.
This will be the last one of these for 2023 as I have to go through the lengthy process to attempt to pick my top 50 albums of the year over the next few weeks..I never intended to do this many DN shows but so much good music came in. As usual an eclectic mix of things too long to fit in the usual radio format. Featuring Altars of the Moon, Gridfailure, Kee Avil, Moff Skellington, Zahn, Kevin Miller, Siger, Martin Iaies and Gong
On this show new releases from Martin Iaies, Claudio Scolari Project, Ahmad Jamal, Cal Tjader, Chet Baker, Wes Montgomery, Darren Pickering, Loren Stillman, Anenon, Benjamín Vergara & Amanda Irarrázabal, Nikki Iles, and Elton Dean.
A show compiled from tracks included in the compilation box-set “Holy Ghost” by Albert Ayler released by Revenant Records in 2004. The 9-CD collection contains live performances recorded by Ayler over an eight-year period and features a variety of line-ups which include Cecil Taylor, Sunny Murray, Jimmy Lyons, Gary Peacock, Don Cherry, Rashied Ali, Milford Graves, Donald Ayler, and more.
Featuring music from Oopsie Daisies, The Silversound, Robots Of The Ancient World, The Junta, Altars of the Moon, Jason Blake, Bassoon, Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes, Daniel Villarreal, Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, and Michael Plater.
On this show the latest release from Mareike Wiening together with other new music from Stefan Pasborg, Irreversible Entanglements, Andy Pratt, Felix Tellier Pouliot, Dave Stryker, Joe Wittman, Stirrup, Julien Lourau, Mike Rubbio, Peter Xifaris, Amanda Irarrazabal & Pablo Vazquez, Russ Spiegel, and Yuhan Su.
On this show a focus on guitarist John McLaughlin with music from John, Wayne Shorter, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Miles Davis, and Miroslav Vitous.
On this show music from Dreamwheel, The Third Mind, FSOL, Smokey Robinson, Dave Graney ‘n The Coral Snakes, Harry Howard, Salmon, Mick Medew and Ursula, Jeff Gburek and A.J. Kaufmann, Neural Dance, Ombudsmen, The Pinky Rings and ZĀM.
On this show recent and forthcoming new releases from Rintaro Mikami, Fran Nava, Mary Halvorson, Verneri Pohjola, Camila Nebbia, Solidaridad, Gard Nilssen, Dmitri Landain, Nitai Hershkovits, Sparks Quartet, Jim Piela, Agustin Uburu, Gastón de la Cruz, Wajdi Riahi, and Félix Tellier Pouliot.
The featured artist on this show is Sun Ra with a selection of music from his massive discography focusing on the 70s and 80s plus more recent cuts from the Arkestra, the band that continues to honour his legacy.
On this show music from The Pinky Rings, Dubinator, Tulipomania, Howlin’ Circus, Neon Kittens, Die Spitz, Off World, Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes, Easter, Jeffrey Alexander, Jim Griffin, Karamelian, Sky Lions. And TIM.M
On this show there is a new release from Trio San, featuring Satoko Fujii,Taiko Saito, and Yuko Oshima. In addition fresh sounds from Bill King, Shai Jascesk, Vanessa Perica, Madre Vaca, Kari Antila, Jeremy Udden, Rotem Sivan, Harper Trio, Shawn Maxwell, Bruford, Pentangle, and, Philippe Côté & François Bourassa
On this show music from Family, Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes, Jess Ribeiro, Neon Kittens, Eamon The Destroyer, Dave Neabore, Brinsley Schwartz, Nektar, Peter Hammill, Pentangle, CSE Art Project, and Druid Fluids.
On this show there are new releases from Dave Brubeck, Voodoo Drummer, Matías Formica, Art Hirahara, John Herberman, Ivo Perelman, Susan Alcorn, Afro Peruvian New Trends Orchestra, Barry Deister, Constantine Alexander, and, Laurent Estoppey with Daniel Levin.
On this show a focus on the music of American guitarist and composer Mary Halvorson who has been described as "the most impressive guitarist of her generation". I have music from most of her solo releases to date alongside cuts from the Thumbscrew trio with Michael Formanek and Tomas Fujiwara.
Another selection of eclectic sounds which wouldn’t quite fit on the radio shows. It starts off very quiet and gets increasingly louder, gets quiet again, and then gets loud again. Featuring music from Sinikka Langeland, The Gurdjieff Ensemble, Ritesh Das, Defne Sahin, Eamon The Destroyer, Paul Kidney Experience , BUDDHADATTA, Glacier Eater, Mark Solotroff, Axioma, Ex Everything, Manipulator, Philip Blackburn, Linda Dusman, and, Ombudsmen.
On this show new music from Eamon The Destroyer, Moff Skellington and his Lembryon Popstars, Blokeacoloa, The Woodland Hunters, Mick Medew and Ursula. Plus older material from Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes, The Surpassment, The Fall, and Peter Hammill.
On this show there are new releases from Palle Mikkelborg with Jakob Bro and Marilyn Mazur, Phil Haynes, Jennifer Wharton's Bonegasm, Kevin Sun, Caroline Davis, Tani Tabbal, Mendoza Hoff Revels, Lafayette Gilchrist, Michael Dease, Tsuyoshi Yamamoto, Nick Steed, and Sam Ross.
Soft Machine - around since 1966 and still going strong - a band that has possibly had more line-ups than The Fall. Perhaps the ultimate synthesis of progressive rock and jazz. On this show mostly live cuts from recordings made between 1969 and 2017.
Moff Skellington presents traditional and contemporary Eddodi music from Abstercot, tinned whole in a syrup of Lembryonic yack. It is a fact that Moff caught all the busses and tasted the rain of all the neighbourhoods, assembling an aural hamper of music tunes for broadcast through various media. This is what that is.
Episode 4 of 5.
This week music from The Manikins, The Woodland Hunters, Blokeacola, Dire Wolves, 2 Lost Souls, Niecy Blues, ON, Sand Pebbles, Volume, Loop-aznavour, Dominic Carlton Jones, Dave Graney ‘n’ The Coral Snakes, Fire Engines, and The Jeffrey Lee Pierce Sessions Project
This show features all new releases from Off World, Eri Yamamoto, Steve Swell, Colette Michaan, John Scofield, Aruán Ortiz, Elsa Nilsson, Vincent Thekal & Fabian Fiorini Quartet, Chad Fowler, Hu Vibrational, John Herberman, and Find Letter X.
On this show a focus on Tim Berne with music from his first four albums on the Empire label, his first tour of Europe, the first release on a major label plus a live recording from his Snakeoil group.
On this show The Moons Of Jupiter, Blokeacola, Johann Kloos, Dave Graney, Mick Medew and Ursula, Vee VV, Jed, The Apartments, The Silversound, Jason Blake, 2 Lost Souls, Dr Alimantado, and Neon Kittens
On this show new releases from Mareike Wiening, Robert Jukič, Gastón de la Cruz Quartet, Mac Gollehon & the Hispanic Mechanics, Matana Roberts, Triio, Alex Norris, Tam Thi Pham with Fiona Xue Ju & Camila Nebbia, Joel Styzens, Trombone Ensemble Nabou Claerhout, Allison Au and the Migrations Ensemble, Dave Young Quartet, Rob Clearfield, John Donegan, and Bowmanville.
Moff Skellington presents traditional and contemporary Eddodi music from Abstercot, tinned whole in a syrup of Lembryonic yack. It is a fact that Moff caught all the busses and tasted the rain of all the neighbourhoods, assembling an aural hamper of music tunes for broadcast through various media. This is what that is.
Episode 4 of 5.
Charles Mingus Jr. (April 22, 1922 – January 5, 1979) was an American jazz upright bassist, composer, bandleader, pianist, and author. A major proponent of collective improvisation, he is considered to be one of the greatest jazz musicians and composers in history, with a career spanning three decades and collaborations with other jazz greats. On this show a few examples of his excellent work.
An eclectic mix of mostly new music with some older jazz cuts from Eamon The Destroyer, Joe Henderson & Alice Coltrane, Vandana Vishwas, Thetan, Legless Crabs, Unfurl, Strata Institute, Shūko No Omi, Maladie, Nickolas Mohanna, Tarbaby feat. Oliver Lake, Volume, The Surpassment, and Markus Floats.
On this weeks show music from Blokeacola, Long Hours, Neon Kittens, Shaw’s Trailer Park, Lusitanian Ghosts, The Hidden Gem, Tom Waits, Sir Robert Orange Peel Vz London School of Economics, Dave Graney, The Screaming Tribesmen, Cold Weather Captains, Blue Cranes, Limbs and Dubmatix
On this show all new releases from Jocelyn Gould, Undisclosed Sims, Nicole Rampersaud, Nudo, John Taylor & Stan Sulzmann, Kevin Sun, Eddie Prevost with N.O. Moore Henry Kaiser & Binker Golding, Alessandro Sgobbio, Kuba Cichocki , Kavita Shah, Angelica Sanchez, David Lopato & Global Coolant, Maciej Obara, and Peripheral Vision.
A look at the amazing work of Anthony Braxton the American experimental composer, educator, music theorist, improviser and multi-instrumentalist who is best known for playing saxophones, particularly the alto. Braxton grew up on the South Side of Chicago, and was a key early member of the Association for the Advancement of Creative Musicians. Braxton identifies as a "trans-idiomatic" composer and has repeatedly opposed the idea of a rigid dichotomy between improvisation and composition. He has written extensively about the "language music" system that forms the basis for his work. With an extensive catalogue of recordings I can only scratch the surface of the work of a remarkable composer and player.
On this show music from The Caughtery, Hauran, Deadly Carnage, Moff Skellington, S.C.R.A.M., Dave Graney, Niecy Blues, Octavian Winters, Scientists, Venera, Earth and The Bug featuring Flowdan & Flowdan, and, King Tubby & Roots Radics.
On this show new music from Daniel Carter, Alex Louloudis & Zack Clarke, Arina Fuijwara, Jeff Babko, Ivo Perelman & Matt Moran, Jambal & Tristan de Liège, Gregory Lewis, Ruiqi Wang, Chein Chein Lu, Kris Berg, Pete Escovedo, Chuck Owen, and, Arthur Kell
Moff Skellington presents traditional and contemporary Eddodi music from Abstercot, tinned whole in a syrup of Lembryonic yack. It is a fact that Moff caught all the busses and tasted the rain of all the neighbourhoods, assembling an aural hamper of music tunes for broadcast through various media. This is what that is.
Episode 3 of 5.
This show features iconoclastic pianist Keith Tippett with music from Mujician, Elton Dean, Centipede, King Crimson and Keith’s own groups
On this show music from RJ Archer & The Painful Memories, Red Guitars, Druid Fluids, Dave Graney, The Fall, Harry Stafford & Marco Butcher, Colony Drop, Darsombra, Family, Ayumi Ishito, Silt Fish, K. Lihn, Bhajan Bhoy, and Speed of the Stars.
On this show new releases from Patrick Cornelius, Gordon Lee, Axel Filip & Maleza, Marike van Dijk, Guillermo Klein Quintetto, Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio, Christian Dillingham, Cheryl Pyle, Beyond Flute Group, Andrew Rathbun, Trapeze, Andrew Danforth, Wolfgang Muthspiel with Scott Colley and Brian Blade, and Ivan Lins.
Moff Skellington presents traditional and contemporary Eddodi music from Abstercot, tinned whole in a syrup of Lembryonic yack. It is a fact that Moff caught all the busses and tasted the rain of all the neighbourhoods, assembling an aural hamper of music tunes for broadcast through various media. This is what that is.
Episode 1 of 5.
1965 was an extremely busy year for John Coltrane with copious recording sessions and line-up changes to his bands. Much of the material was released posthumously. There are eight examples of his varied and groundbreaking output from that year on the show.
On this show tributes to three musicians we have lost recently Ron S. Peno, Robbie Robertson and Louis Tillett. Also Dave Graney covers Roxy Music, plus some Roxy Music, and another new one from eLa. Some deep dub from Dubmatix, more Australian sounds from Mick Medew and Ursula plus Rob Snarski and Dan Luscombe. Blues rock from Cambridge from RJ Archer & The Painful Memories, No Wave from York via Neon Kittens plus a new album from Belbury Poly. To close Mr Neil Young doing what he does best.
On this show all new music from Mark Turner, Audrey Ochoa, Marc Copland, Malleus Trio, Irreversible Entanglements, Julián Solarz Grupo, Sean Wolcott, Heikki Ruokangas, Telepathic Band (Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi), Stan Sulzmann, Alyssa Giammaria, and Graham Collier.
On this show a focus on the project built by Daniel Carter, Matthew Putman and Federico Ughi called “The Telepathic Band” which has been releasing albums since 2017. Whilst the current line-up is Daniel Carter, Matthew Putman, Patrick Holmes, Hilliard Greene, and Federico Ughi the genesis of the project was with an album called Gowanus Recordings with Demian Richardson and Dave Moss.
On this show music from Sand Pebbles, CR and The Nones, Dave Graney, Cracked Hands, Cam Butler, Alien Gothic, Kim Salmon, Penny Ikinger, The Fall, and Cabaret Voltaire.
On this show an eclectic mix of new music from Tristan De Liège X Jambal, Lifecycles, Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band, Triio, Bobby Kapp and Richard Sussman, Miguel Zenon & Luis Perdomo, Kenneth Jimenez with Michaël Attias & Francisco Mela, Hsinwei Chiang, Christer Fredriksen, Pablo Masis, Marcus Klossek, Aline Homsy, Mike Jones, and Kris Davis.
In this edition of the podcast there is a focus on three new albums from Bhajan Boy, plus a mixed bag of improvisation, hardcore with a twist, lots of psychedelic stuff, and some very experimental music.
This week a focus on Chris McGregor. McGregor was a South African jazz pianist, bandleader and composer born in Somerset West, South Africa. McGregor is perhaps best known for his foundation and leadership of The Blue Notes, a South African sextet that included collaborators Dudu Pukwana, Nikele Moyake, Louis Moholo, Johnny Dyani and Mongezi Feza. Equally as notable was McGregor's creation of the Brotherhood of Breath in 1969, which branched out from his work as The Blue Notes.
Music this week from Adventures of Salvador, Dave Graney, eLa, The Drones, Anna Vaverkova, Gunn Truscinski Nace, Jed, The Woodland Hunters, Harry Stafford and Marco Butcher, The Vanrays, Cable Ties, Jackson Code, and, Rob Snarski.
On this show new music from Ember, Itamar Borochov, Michael Echaniz, Alex Louloudis & Zack Clarke, Melmac, Škvíry & Spoje, Gaea Schell, Rubim de Toledo, Steve Carrington, Heikki Ruokangas with Landon George and Jouni Isoherranen, and, Chuck Owen & WDR Big Band.
A lot of Australian music this time, including a tribute to Ron S. Peno who sadly passed away recently. In between some jazz, some weirdness, and a couple of Cathal Coughlan classics.
On this show a focus on trumpet master Dave Douglas with a selection from his impressive discography. Dave Douglas is a prolific trumpeter, composer, and educator from New York City known for the stylistic breadth of his work, the lyricism and wide-ranging curiosity of his music, and for keeping a diverse set of ensembles and projects active simultaneously. Douglas’ career spans more than 60 unique original recordings as a leader and more than 500 published works.
Featuring music from SoSoLa, The Dave Graney Show, Charlie Marshall, The Silversound, Nina Simone, Venustribes, Elk City, Telford! y El Zombie Espacial, Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, The Fall, and Sonic Youth.
On this show an eclectic mix of forthcoming and recent releases including Alan Ferber, Bellbird, Kavita Shah, Marcos Fernandez & Arturo O’Farrill, Eduardo Elia, Naya Baaz, Asher Gamedze, Matt Ulery, Liv Andrea Hauge, Knut Kvitfe, Nesheim, and Manuel Gamez. There is also a look back at two great albums from Daniel Carter and Federico Ughi
This one starts off fairly conventionally with the recent new band made up from ex Fall members, heads slightly north in the direction of Bury for a theremin toting outsider figure, heads west to Merseyside for something avant garde, and then goes completely of the rails for a while before heading in a shoegazey post-rock direction. Featuring House of All, Loop-aznavour, Unstoppable Sweeties Show, Plaks Pandemic Ensemble, Dave Douglas, Stefanie Abderhalden and Kyle Flens, Alex Lubet, Paul Dunmall, and, Bowery Electric.
The show is mostly about bassist Artie Roth who sent me a selection of his albums which lead me into an exploration of his past exploits with TuneTown, Richard Underhill, and Ernesto Cervini. There’s also couple of tracks from Gard Nilssen and a mammoth improvisation from Jeff Parker
On this show a selection of new and recent releases from Dave Meder, Michael Blicher with Dan Hemmer & Steve Gadd, Ab Baars plus Ig Henneman with Ingrid Laubrock & Tom Rainey, Leo Genovese with Demian Cabaud and Marcos Cavaleiro, Linda May Han Oh, Susan Alcorn with José Lencastre and Hernâni Faustino, Christian Dillingham, Nina Simone, Noah Gershwin, and Nick Maclean Quartet ft. Brownman Ali
This show focuses on legendary reedman and trumpeter Joe McPhee with a selection of music from across his career.
This show comprises mostly avant garde music with examples of jazz, improvisation, lysergic psych garage punk weirdness, ambient acoustic, experimental doom metal, black metal, and psychedelia, minimalism, Sprechgesang & cutting edge electronica, and, dark dense, heavy sounds embedded into a contemporary classical framework.
Featuring Bong Wish, The Stomachmouths, RJ Archer & The Painful Memories, Marko Zorec, Kanol & KRPL, Frank Zappa, Yawning Man, Me Lost Me, The Dave Graney Show, The Legends Of Tomorrow, The Parasite, and, Pere Ubu.
On this show new releases from Kaisa’s Machine, Jarrett Gilgore & Dave Treut, Marko Zorec, Near Miss, Artificial Jazz, JD Walker, and, Mark Sanders with Chris Mapp & Andrew Woodhead. There are also recently unearthed recordings of John Coltrane with Eric Dolphy live at The Village Gate in 1961.
On this show a focus on trumpeter Nate Wooley featuring his music from 2010s and 2020s. Nate Wooley grew up in Clatskanie, Oregon. He began his professional music career at age 13 performing in big bands with his father, and studied jazz and classical trumpet at the University of Oregon and University of Denver. He settled in New York in 2001, and maintains an active schedule in jazz and experimental music in the U.S. and abroad. Wooley works in contemporary classical, jazz, noise, and electronic music as an interpreter, improviser, and composer.
Featuring music from The 3 Clubmen, The Dave Graney Show, Mari Boine & Bugge Wesseltoft, Oopsie Daisies, Ceramic Dog, Eric Burdon and War, Red Guitars, Jed, Pretty, The Screaming Love Collective, The Cherry Pinks, and Soft Machine.
On this show new and recent releases from Stan Sulzmann, Ferninando Romana, Sam Dickinson, Itamar Borochov, Christine Jensen, Orrin Evans, Frank Zappa, Alabaster DePlume, Alan Skidmore, and, Paul Dunmall with Olie Brice.
On this show a focus on the music of Michaël Attias - the ground breaking alto saxophonist famous for his innovative collaborations
On this show two new singles from The Woodland Hunters, The Dave Graney Show, a new track from The Red Propellers, Salem Trials, Jane Dust, Location Location Location, two live and very rare recordings by Sheepdog Trials, Me Lost Me, and, The Ready-Mades.
On this show new album releases from Paul Dunmall, Dan Pitt, Patrick Golden with Jim Clouse & Adam Lane, Alex Coke & Carl Michel, Doug McDonald, Altin Sencalar, David Helbock, Jason Kao Hwang, Aki Rissanen, and, Tyshawn Sorey. In addition marking the passing of Peter Brötzmann three selections from his extensive catalogue of music.
Another eclectic mix of mostly new things.. There is more jazz/improv than usual in this one as that’s what popped in via the digital letter-box. Featuring Ananda Gari, Linda May Han On, Heikki Ruokangas & Landon George, Kanoi & KRPL, Frank Zappa, Marko Zorec, Nils Økland & Sigbjørn Apeland, Taylor Joshua Rankin, Sons of Zevedeus, Saxophilia Saxophone Quartet, Radiant Knife, Cinema Cinema, and, Peter Hammill.
On this show a tribute to free saxophone giant Peter Brötzmann who passed away recently. Peter born 6 March 1941 and who died on 22 June was regarded as a central and pioneering figure in European free jazz. Throughout his career, he released over fifty albums as a bandleader. Amongst his many collaborators were key figures in free jazz including Derek Bailey, Anthony Braxton and Cecil Taylor as well as experimental musicians such as Keiji Haino and Charles Hayward. His 1968 album Machine Gun became one of the landmark albums of 20th-century free jazz. In this tribute I have concentrated on examples of his more recent work but I close with something from that seminal album.
On this show music from Ed Kuepper, Dave Graney, RVG, Skull Practitioners, Keltrix, Come, The Seeds, Secret Second Family, Reine des Lézards, Daily Worker, and Salem Trials.
On this show all new releases from Clark Sommers, Olivia Maisel, Matana Roberts, Dylan Ryan with Heather McIntosh & Devin Ryan, Joe Melnicove, Oscar Peñas, Ray Blue, Nina Simone, François Bourassa Quartet, and The Man From Atlantis.
On this show a focus on the recordings of Ryan Keberle, music inspired and performed by John Coltrane, a classic album from Charles Mingus, and modern jazz from New York created by William Parker, and Daniel Carter.
On this show Elli De Mon, The Groundhogs, The Fall, The Dave Graney Show, The Projectors,Hawkwind, Austin Stanbaugh, the trio of Dylan Ryan, Heather McIntosh & Devin Ryan, and Nina Simone.
On this show new music from Federico Solomiewicz, Dan Kurfirst, Glen Whitehead, Phil Venable, Barbara Thompson, Judge Schreber and Her Magic Band, Kaisa’s Machine, Perforto, Nicky Schrire, Leandro Garcia, plus the release of a new complete edition of a 1965 recording by Tubby Hayes.
Another selection of mostly new and eclectic Different Noises includes music from Cache, The Chives, The Man from Atlantis, Heroin, Yes Selma, Location Location Location, Saowakhon Muangkruan and Manop Nakornchai, The Ready-Mades, eLa, Divide and Dissolve, Ceramic Dog, and, Killick Hinds & Camila Nebbia, plus older material from David S. Ware, and, Sunburned Hand Of The Man.
On this show a focus on the recordings of Raleigh, North Carolina musician Crowmeat Bob Pence with music from the wide variety of bands he has performed with including Savage Knights, Tripwire Trio, Microcephalic Superintendent, and, Judge Schreber's Avian Choir
This show features The Projectors, The Screaming Love Collective, The Dave Graney Show, Pretty, The Three Clubmen, Secret Second Family, No Lights, Rodney Cromwell & Solemn Arcade, Voodoo Drummer, The Triffids, and Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds.
On this show new music from Illegal Crowns (Tomas Fujiwara, Mary Halvorson, Taylor Ho Bynum & Benoit Delbecq), Ingebrigt Håker Flaten & Paal Nilssen-Love, Freddie Bryant, La Disidencia de las Máquinas , James McGowan, Voodoo Drummer, Sana Nagano and Leonor Falcón, Idle Hands, and a never before heard recording of John Coltrane with Eric Dolphy.
On this show a focus on vibes master Bobby Hutcherson featuring releases with him as a leader and also playing with Eric Dolphy, McCoy Tyner, Grant Green, and Andrew Hill.
Featuring music from Richie Phoe & Kingston Express, The Courettes, The Murlocs, Salem Trails, Location Location Location, 2 Lost Souls, Brown Spirits, The Dave Graney Show, Julian Loida, RJ Archer & The Painful Memories, and The Silversound.
On this edition of the show a selection of new releases from Engin Özşahin, Location Location Location (Anthony Pirog, Michael Formanek, and, Mike Pride) Henry Threadgill, The Jazz Warriors, Paul Flaherty with Jim Matus & Larry Derdeyn, Tania Giannouli, Kaisa’s Machine, Will Bonness, No Fast Food (Phil Haynes, David Liebman and Drew Gress) and Ethan Cohn & Sebastián Greschuk. There is also a classic track from Charles Tolliver.
Another week, another huge pile of music, much of which did not fit in traditional radio programming. So, as usual the standard eclectic mix of sounds from across a wide range of genres. There’s also another focus on the output of German Shepherd Records which finished operating today. If you enjoy this please like and subscribe to Podbean or my blog at www.differentnoises.com
Featuring Elli De Mon, Dan Kurfirst, Aaron Jay Myers, Collin Jay Rae, Lebeha Drummers, Savage Knights, World Saxophone Quartet, Pylar, Austin Stambaugh, Diminishing, Captain Black, Pearl Divers, Crab Dance GIs, The Junta, Jed, KIT B, and, Night Operations.
On this show a celebration of the work of Andrew Cyrille, featuring music from Andrew and and including partnerships with Dave Douglas, Cecil Taylor, Wadada Leo Smith, Uri Caine, and Bill Frisell.
On this show music from Adele & The Chandeliers, 2 Lost Souls, Kwabna featuring Marcia Griffiths, mho, The Dave Graney Show, Scenius, Evidence of A Struggle, Valentine, Rodney Cromwell, Roman, Angelos, Suburban Spell, and The Fall.
On this show the featured album is the new release from Michael Formanek’s Elusion Quartet. There is also new music from Jim Alfredson, Laila Ferman, Guzmán Calzada & Sofía Scheps, Louis Stewart & Noel Kelehan, Joëlle Léandre with Craig Taborn & Mat Maneri, Juan Pastor/Chinchano, Javier Red’s Imagery Convertor, Buselli Wallarab Jazz Orchestra, and, The Nimmons Tribute.
On this show music from Mattan Klein, John Zorn, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Aki Takase & Alexander Von Schlippenbach, Ran Blake, Ingrid Laubrock, Ben Monder with Tony Malaby & Tom Rainey, Aurora Nealand with Steve Marquette & Anton Hatwich & Paul Thibodeaux, and Tim Berne.
A bit of a gap between this one and the last - there was a paucity of new things which were significantly different. However there was a rush of new material in the last week. To “fill the gap” up to the two hour (or thereabouts) mark I thought I would start the process of marking the end of German Shepherd Records which I will be covering over the next few episodes. There’s new things from a variety of sources here, a jazz classic, plus a selection of bands from Cambridge who were part of the German Shepherd story. Featuring Brown Spirits, Linden Pomeroy, Christian Vasseur and Charlie Beresford, Wo Fat, Dubmatix, Julien Tassin and Patrick Steenaerts, Eric Dolphy, Roger Reynolds, Sana Nagano and Leonor Falcón, and from Cambridge The Scissors, Ember Rev, Keltrix, Lizard Brain, Carterband, Umbrella Assassins, and Bouquet of Dead Crows.
On this show music from STAGGS, Hyeena, The Bordellos, Johann Kloos, 2 Lost Souls, Michael Plater and the Old Colonials, The Dave Graney Show, SnarskiCircusLindyBand, Salem Trials, The Balcony, Adele & The Chandeliers, Zion Train, and Little Albert.
On this show all new music from Phil Ravita Jazz plus two new releases from Ivo Perelman, one with James Emery and the other with Aruan Ortiz & Lester St. Louis. In addition new albums from Paula Sanchez & Mariana Carvalho, Parker Hecht, Stefano Falcone, Clifford Jordan, Noshir Mody, the Kevin O’Connell Quartet featuring Adam Brenner, Illegal Crowns (Tomas Fujiwara, Mary Halvorson, Taylor Ho Bynum & Benoit Delbecq), Transatlantic Five (Nate Wooley, Ken Vandermark,Christopher Dell, Christian Ramond & Klaus Kugel), Dhaivat Jani PLUS, and, Roni Ben-Hur. There’s also a recent release from the Ray Warleigh Quartet.
On this episode I am examining the music of Jan Garbarek recorded between 1971 and 1980.
On this show music from Evidence of a Struggle, Dub Pistols, Dead Sea Apes, Threads, The Dave Graney Show, Carterband, 2 Lost Souls, Droneroom, Ramdat, Johann Kloos, Legless Trials and Robin Nitram
On this show all new releases from Rudy Royston, Germán Lema & Nicolás Ojeda, Sylvie Courvoisier & Cory Smythe, Jacob Young Mats Eilertsen & Audun Kleive, Brian McCarthy, Blue Moods, Roxy Coss, Dave Moss, Michael O'Neill Quintet, Cazayoux, Cut Beetlez Quartet with Rodney Chapman, Daniel Carter with Leo Genovese William Parker & Francisco Mela, and, Sébastien Parent.
This selection is a little more reflective and a tad more esoteric than usual…..all new releases with a blend of dub, neo classical, dark ambient, jazz, and improvisation. Features cuts from a new dub compilation and also pieces from albums by Julian Loida, Christopher Whitley, Gridfailure & Interstitia, Henry Threadgill, The Jazz Warriors, and Paul Flaherty with Jim Matus and Larry Derdeyn.
On this show interpretations of Wayne Shorter’s landmark tune Nefertiti from a variety of musicians and an exploration of the work of trumpeter Charles Tolliver
Nefertiti is a tune written by Wayne Shorter which provided the title track for the fourth album by Miles Davis's Second Great Quintet. The album is best probably known for the track, on which the horn section repeats the melody numerous times without individual solos while the rhythm section improvises underneath, reversing the traditional roles of the instruments. The tune would go on to be interpreted many different times by a variety of different jazz artists. I’ve selected some examples of the unique ways the original composition has been revisited
Charles Tolliver - an excellent trumpeter whose work seems to have gone under the radar - I've selected some examples from across his career.
On this show music from Died Pretty, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Subatomic Sound System, 2 Lost Souls, The Junta, Evidence of a Struggle, Bike, Stefano Panunzi, Julian Loida, The Nearlys, Legless Trials, The Dave Graney Show, The Pop Group, and The Melvins.
Featured on the show this week are new releases from Felipe Salles, Robin Nitram, Rudy Royston, Duncan Hopkins, Soft Machine, Mark Dresser, Xavier Charles & Eric Normand, Michael Formanek, Marc Ducret, and Pat Thomas with Chris Sharkey & Luke Reddin-Williams.
So this one is heavier and stranger than usual, mostly due to the conjunction of various releases. In between the rock and grunge there is dub reggae, electronica, lo fi rock, ambient, avant-garde, guitar improv, and, plain weirdness. Featuring music from Datura, King Tubby and the Observer All Stars, Pauline Oliveros, Christopher Willes, Public Recordings, Melvins, The Veldt, Niney & The Observers, Lamp of the Universe, Jeff Gburek, Cyrus & Oz, Maximiliano Mas, Marcelo von Schulz, Juan Marco Litrica , Waswas, The Observer Band, Evidence of a Struggle, Roman Angelos & Scott Solter, Cat Room Box Bois, and Mothra.
On this show a focus on the music of Jane Ira Bloom with in between tracks from Per Henrik Wallin Mats Gustafsson & Kjell Nordeson, Marc Ducret, Barre Phillips Joëlle Léandre William Parker & Tetsu Saitoh, and Dominic Duval String & Brass Ensemble.
Another eclectic mix of music new and old. Including tracks from The Balcony, SnarskiCircusLindyBand, Adele & The Chandeliers, The Residents, Thetan, Circle, Hatfield and The North, Peter Hammill, Man, Gong, Miles Davis, Gavial, The Tittilators, Book of Wyrms, and mho.
On this show music from Spotlights, fibril, Old Dirty Buzzard, Blokeacola, 2 Lost Souls, The Dave Graney Show, Pere Ubu, Salem Trials, hedfog, and, Kadonnut Manner.
On this show new music from Behn Gillece, Tim Berne With Aurora Nealand and Hank Roberts, The JOI Jazz Orchestra, Audible Spirits, Darren Johnston, Mick Rossi with Peter Hess and Matt Moran, Ben Sher, Massimo Magee, Louis Stewart with Noel Kelehan, Michael Wetherwax and the Kupkasonic Jazz Orchestra, Ramdat, Charlie Apicella & Iron City Meet The Griots Speak, Simon Deeley, and, John Dikeman with Pat Thomas John Edwards and Steve Noble.
On this show I am focusing on music from Polish trumpeter Tomasz Stanko and American Pianist Cecil Taylor. There are three tracks from each
On this show The Peoplethings, 2 Lost Souls, The Dave Graney Show, Outer Space True Pascoe, Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, Iztok Korem, Blokeacola, Son of Buzzi, healthyliving, Dubmatix, Sarah McQuaid, Jean Mignon, Scenius, and Blowers
On this show a variety of new releases from Nick McLean Quartet feat. Brownman Ali, Leo Postolovsky, Bruno Råberg, Amaury Faye Ensemble, Brandon Seabrook, Bram Stadhouders and B.O.X., Damon Smith with Jason Stein and Adam Stead, Tomas Janzon, Michael Davis Hip-Bone Big Band,Yamabiko Quintet, Devin Gray, and Artie Roth.
On this show a feature on Salford guitar maestro Johann Kloos plus music from Legless Trials, Louise Campbell, Droneroom, Robin Nitram, Threads, Ugly, The Bordellos, A Shoreline Dream, Beauty In Chaos, Nevaris, Wizard Tattoo and trio of Peter Hammill related tracks.
On this show a focus on Karl Hans Berger who was a German-American jazz pianist, vibraphonist, composer, and educator. He was a leading figure in jazz improvisation from the 1960s when he settled in the United States. He founded the educational Creative Music Studio in Woodstock, New York, in 1972 with his wife and Ornette Coleman, to encourage international students to pursue their own ideas about music. With a massive back catalogue both as a leader and sideman I have barely scratched the surface of an impressive body of work.
Berger sadly died in a hospital in Albany, New York, on April 9, 2023, at age 88.
On this show music from Blokeacola, Salem Trials, Naujawanan Baidar, Blood Moon Wedding, 2 Lost Souls, The Infinity Ring, Walking Bombs, The Dave Graney Show, Psyclopean, King Crimson, Neon Kittens, and Malclango
On this show all new releases from Dominic Miller, Arooj Aftab with Vijay Iyer and Shahzad Ismaily, Donny McCaslin, Leib, David Ake, Joe Lovano Trio Tapestry, and, Aron Namenwirth with Lisa Hoppe Joe Hertenstein Matt Mottel and Kevin Shea.
So this one is a little different in that it marks the recent passing of two key musical figures Mark Stewart and Ahmad Jamal. There is a selection of music from across both their careers by way of tribute. In between there are new releases from Ramdat, Dead Sea Apes, Legless Trials, Hashishian, Massimo Magee, and Seven Rivers of Fire, plus some live Van Der Graaf Generator, and newish Manchester band Threads who have a Fall connection. As usual the emphasis is on music which doesn’t fit neatly in any contrived genre box.
On this show a mix of old and new with music from Rudy Royston, Luc Houtkamp with Simon Nabatov and Martin Blume, The Keith Tippett Group, Food, Elton Dean with Steve Miller and Pip Pyle, Eric Dolphy, Evan Parker with Barry Guy Paul Lytton and Peter Evans, and The Sunny Four which comprises Tim Berne, Aurora Nealand, David Torn, and, Ches Smith.
On this show music from The Mystery Plan, Pennies By The Pound, The Dave Graney Show, Jody and the Jerms, Lucy Kruger and the Lost Boys, Legless Crabs/Occult Character. Bike, 2 Lost Souls, Neon Kittens, The Flowers of Hell, The Silversound, and Positronik.
On this show an eclectic mix of brand new releases from Claudio Scolari Project, Roxane Reddy, Melissa Pipe Sextet, Star City Survivor, Emil and the Detectives, Peter Orins, and, Peter Brötzmann with Heather Leigh and Fred Lonberg-Holm.
The veritable tsunami of new music continues - here are some examples of what has arrived recently together with some older selections from my vast archive of music. Featuring Tim Hecker, Iztok Korem, Son of Buzzi, Tomasz Stańko, MalClango, Blowers, Sam Prekop & John McEntire, All Hands_Make Light, Devin Gray, Neon Kittens, Salem Trials, and, Sunburned Hand of the Man.
Showcasing Gerald Cleaver, the focal point being his third electronic record since 2020, 22/23 is also the most ambitious, evolving over 22 immersive tracks. A kind of magnum opus, the record explores a huge variety of textures and moods, while at the same time probing the depths of what has become Cleaver’s signature experimental sound. In addition a selection of tracks from across his career.
On this show music from Manu Arteaga, Salem Trials, Dominic Carlton Jones, 2 Lost Souls, Dave Graney and The MistLY, Salem Crabs, Slow Clarity, Blueshit, Liturgy, MV&EE, and , The Graveyard Bookies.
On this show a wide selection of new releases from Mark Guiliana, Trevor Watts, The Flame (Robert Mitchell, Neil Charles, Mark Sanders), Hummus Crisis, Gebhard Ullman, Robert Jukič and Dave Douglas with Elan Mehler.
On this show music from Patrick Golden with Jim Clouse, David Binney, Flowers of Hell, The Flame (Robert Mitchell, Neil Charles, Mark Sanders), and, Ellery Eskelin with Susan Alcorn and Michael Formanek.
On this show music from Dubmatix, Giant Brain, H. Hawkline, Dave Graney and the MistLY, 2 Lost Souls, Mark Corrin, Family, Van Der Graaf Generator, Carol Hodge, Four Candles, Neural Dance, Lucy Kruger and the Lost Boys, and Neon Kittens.
On this show there are brand new releases from Marco Antonio Santos, Hernán Cassibba, Barbara Thompson, Michael Feinberg, Helen Svoboda with Joe O’Connor and Tim Green, Taiko Saito, Igor Willcox Quartet, and Ralph Towner.
There was a slew of different noises in this week, especially a tasty handful of new American sounds. I thought I'd mix that with a selection of Australian artists, recent and not so recent, of whom I am very fond. As usual there is an eclectic mix herein.....including Malcolm Hill, Naujawanan Baidar, The Nearly Brothers, Joni Void, The Rhombus of Doom, Blood Moon Wedding, The Infinity Ring, Walking Bombs, Tina Fey, Louise, Harry Howard, Lesotho, The SIlversound, and Meredith Bates.
On this show releases from Tom Collier, The Composers Collective Big Band, Henry Threadgill, Shawn Maxwell, Drew Gress, Kevin Toney, The Verve Jazz Ensemble, Melvin Johnson, Mark Lewis, and a focus on Borah Bergman.
In conversation in Ian Moss who has curated the final edition of Manchester Meltdown featuring the artists who will appearing at the event at The Peer Hat on Saturday April 8th. Music comes from Poppycock, Factory Acts, George Borowski,
The Manifestation Group, Vee VV, Slap Rash, Sugarstone, and Four Candles. In addition recent releases from other projects featuring Ian 2 Lost Souls, and, Cracked Hands.
On this show new music from Ingrid Laubrock, André Carvalho, Brad Walker and Extended, Marc Ducret, Josh Lawrence and three new releases from Ivo Perelman
A dozen Different Noises this time firstly a trio celebrating the work of birthday boy and Manchester music legend Tim Lyons, plus, a range of things that were too long for an hour long radio show and in some instances would have scared off the casual listener. Featuring music from The Things, The Sandells, Rapid Pig, MV&EE ,The Fall, Flowers of Hell, Gayle Young & Sarah Albu, Léon Aphar & Ivann Cruz, Chris Squire, Lee 'Scratch Perry' & The Upsetters, Peter Orins, and Neu! More information can be found at differentnoises.home.blog
On this show new music from Ben Wendel, Bob Stagner with Mike Baggetta and Evan Lipson, Stanley J. Zappa with Simo Laihonen and Suvadeep Das, Dewayne Pate, and Brad Walker + Extended. In addition archive cuts from V.S.O.P., Paul Hubweber, with Frank Paul Schubert, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Clayton Thomas, and, Willi Kellers, plus, a focus on Leroy Jenkins.
On this show music from Carlos Alonso, Robert Forster, A.J. Kaufmann, Space Museum, Matt Himes, Dave Graney & The MistLY, Dann Pell, 2 Lost Souls, Bike, Rezn, Gramercy Arms, Hansen, Neon Kittens, and The Red Propellers.
On this show the exciting group of four musicians collectively known as Esthesis Quartet. They are Elsa Nilsson – flute, Dawn Clement – piano & vocal, Emma Dayhuff – bass, and , Tina Raymond – drums. The show includes music from their first two releases, and side projects from band members. This selection highlights an exceptional group who push the musical envelope to create an impressive new sound.
On this show new music from Wadada Leo Smith, Steve Smith, Jason Kush, Vince Ector, Nick McLean, Chris Alford, Gretchen Parlato & Lionel Loueke and Astrocolor.
March has proved to be even more busy than either January or February were. This programme is slightly longer than usual mostly due to a set of new albums with very long form pieces. An eclectic mix as usual with mostly new material but with a few long time favourites included to lighten the mood which gets a little out there in places. There's a lot of Canadian music in this one - I am not sure why I have suddenly become a magnet for music from that country but I am very glad that I have, because it is excellent. More details at www.differentnoises.home.blog
On this show new releases from The Room, Ember Rev, Anatomy of Habit, Neon Kittens, Robert Forster, 2 Lost Souls, Christine Tobin, and Ayumi Ishito & The Spacemen plus selections from the archive from Dave Graney & The MistLY, and, Peter Hammill.
On this show a selection of new releases from Ed Neumeister, Eva Novoa with Masa Kamaguchi & Gerald Cleaver, Jeff Lofton, Louis Stewart, Armagos, Dave Askren with Jeff Benedict & Ted Piltzecker, Helena Kay KIM Trio, Kaze & Ikue Mori, Ivann Cruz and Peter Orins, and Ayumi Ishito & The Spacemen.
On this show a mix of new releases and selections from the World of Jazz Archive including Ivo Perelman Ray Anderson Joe Morris & Reggie Nicholson, The Necks, Trevor Tomkins Sextant, Anemic Cinema, Marc Ducret, Nate Wooley Scott R. Looney Damon Smith & Weasel Walter, Rob Mazurek Exploding Star Orchestra, and, Sam Rivers Dave Holland & Barry Altschul.
On this show music from Lucy Kruger and the Lost Boys, Robert Forster, TFS, Quiz Show, Dave Graney and the MistLY, 2 Lost Souls, Bouquet of Dead Crows, RJ Archer and the Painful Memories, Good Intentions, Eugene Chadbourne and The Fall
On this show a varied selection of new releases from Jane Ira Bloom Mark Helias & Bobby Previte, Scatter, Chembo Corniel, Roy McGrath, Fella Cederbaum, Greenhouse Ensemble, Nick Maclean Quartet, Michael Sarian & Matthew Putman, and, Ally Fiola & The Next Quest featuring Jeff Coffin.
On this show a mix of releases including Elton Dean Quartet, Miles Davis, Larry Coryell, Borah Bergman & Hamid Drake, Lee Morgan, Claus Ogerman with Bill Evans and also with Michael Brecker, and Albert Mangelsdorff. Peter Brötzmann, Fred Van Hove, & Han Bennink.
This week I have new music from Tomistoma, The Silversound, Catalogue, 2 Lost Souls, Robert Forster, Sixty Watt Shaman, Jeff Gburek, Jody and the Jerms, Ryan McGregor, BIG|BRAVE, and The Postman. In addition there are archive tracks from Dave Graney & The Mistly, and, Procol Harem
On this show there are exciting new releases from Frank Paul Schubert Kazuhisa Uchihashi and Klaus Kugel, SoSoLa, Sam Bardfeld, Leap Day Trio, Satoko Fujii and Otomo Yoshihide, and Mike Bell
On this show music from Bonzo Squad, Mette Rasmussen Paul Flaherty Zach Rowden & Chris Corsano, Matana Roberts, Mary Halvorson, The New Jazz Orchestra, Eric Goletz, Chicago London Underground, Evan Parker & Agustí Fernández, El devenir del Río, and World Saxophone Quartet.
Featuring music from Catalogue, The Russell Club , 2 Lost Souls, Velatine, Dave Graney & The MistLY, Robert Forster, TFS, The Silversound, Poster Children, The Men and Van Der Graaf Generator
On this show new releases from Tomas Fujiwara’s Triple Double, Gerald Cleaver Brandon Lopez & Hprizm, Eldad Tarmu, Michael Rabinowitz, Avi Granite 6, Ralph Alessi, Bobo Stenson Trio, and Gianluigi Trovesi & Stefano Montanari
On this show new releases from Tina Hartt, Jacques Kuba Séguin, Elizondo, Ojeda, Taveira Trio, Jazz From Hell, Eyal Netzer & Milton Michaeli, and Delfeayo Marsalis and the Uptown Jazz Orchestra. I also have archive tracks from Paul Flaherty & Randall Colbourne, Peter Epstein Quartet and Chicago London Underground.
Another eclectic mix of new music that there was not space for on my radio shows. There is material from Owl, Ryan McGregor, Jeff Gburek, Anatomy of Habit, BIG|BRAVE, Clouds Taste Satanic, TFS, Tomistoma, eLa, Eugene Chadbourne, Fella Cederbaum, and, Robert Forster.
This week new releases from The Russell Club, 2 Lost Souls, The Freqs, Don Husky & Subatomic Sound System, Dubmatix, Buffalo Killers and Promenade Cinema. In addition a dip in the archive for music from Dave Graney and the MistLY, Pray TV, Okkervill River, and The Fall.
On this show a look at a selection of varied and exciting new releases from Emilio Teubal, Alex Ward Item 4, William Carn, Ben Rosenbloom, Jan Bunnett & Maqueque, and Nick Maclean Quartet.
On this show lots of new and recent releases and a couple of tracks from Marty Ehrlich's back catalogue. Featured new releases are from Aka Moon, Jackson Welchner, Sylvain Kassap, Ambient Monkeys, Bob Himmelberger Trio, Doug McDonald, Jay Lawrence, SoSaLa, and Tony Kadleck.
This week new releases from Filed Fangs, 2 Lost Souls, Elk City, K Board and the Skreens, Michael Plater, Genetic Drugs Feat. SoSaLa, Dubmatix, Fågelle, and Obelyskkh , plus my usual dip into the Dave Graney discography and a track marking the passing of Tom Verlaine.
On this show variety is the name of the game with a selection of new releases from Matt Greenwood, Nicholas Brust, Astroturf Noise, The Necks, Falkner Evans, Alex Weiss, Tomer Cohen, and Diego Rivera.
On this show recent releases from Skip Grasso, Eldad Tarmu, Jim Witzel, Diego Rivera, and Trevor Tomkins Sextant. Also a dip in the archive for music from Jane Ira Bloom, Agustí Fernández, and, Oliver Schwerdt with Baby Sommer and Barry Guy.
Featuring music from The Dream Syndicate, Neon Kittens, Dave Graney and the MistLY, Fågelle, Port, 2 Lost Souls, eLa, Lucy Kruger and The Lost Boys, and Salem Trials.
On this show I complete my twelve week look at Ivo Perelman's Reed Rapture In Brooklyn with music from his partnership with Ken Vandermark. There is also further music from Vandermark plus new albums from Mark Ortwein, John Bailey and Dave Stryker.
On this show a celebration of American jazz guitarist John Abercrombie featuring his own releases and further tracks from Gateway, Marc Copland, Jack DeJohnette, Barre Phillips, Enrico Rava and John Surman.
This week music from Neon Kittens, Salem Trials, Casey-Soetman, Phal:Angst, Dave Graney and the MistLY, The Doors, Neverland Ranch Davidians, Catherine Mcquade, Harry Howard, 2 Lost Souls, and Seven Rivers Of Fire.
On this show I am continuing my look at Ivo Perelman's "Reed Rapture In Brooklyn" focusing on his duets with Colin Stetson. As well as further music from Stetson I am also featuring new albums from Patrick Golden, Something Blue, and Marc Ducret.
A mix of old and new with recent releases from Wolfert Brederode and Benjamin Lackner plus a dip in the jazz archive for music from McCoy Tyner, John Scofield, Wynton Kelly, Joe Harriott, Miles Davis, Billy Bang, John Taylor, Webster Young, Michael Gibbs, Tim Berne and Sonny Rollins.
Another eclectic selection of music which wouldn't quite fit on my radio shows. New releases, archive classics and more . Featured are Phal:Angst, Obelyskkh, Atsuko Chiba, Ambient Monkeys, Schubert, Kugel and Uchihashi, Yabby You & Trinity, Magick Brother & Mystic Sister, All Them Witches, Neverland Branch Davidians, Disclocation Dance, Luciano Bagnasco, Matteo Uggeri and Cricket on the Radio, Thought Bubble, Neon Kittens, Death Valley Girls, Seven Rivers of Fire, and Space Museum. For playlist and more details go to www.differentnoises.home.blog
On this show music from 2 Lost Souls, Salem Trials, Harry Howard, Coyote Bone, Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, Dave Graney and the MistLY, Super Hit, The Conspiracy, The Red Propellers, Mark Ortwein and Peter Hammill.
On this show I am continuing my exploration of Ivo Perelman's "Reed Rapture In Brooklyn", this time focusing on his partnership with Dave Liebman. As well as further music from Liebman, I also have excellent new releases from Blood Quartet, Mette Henriette, Sebastian Rochford & Kit Downes, Stephan Micus, Anders Jormin, and Maximiliano Kirszner
On this show a look back at Dave Brubecks series of "Time" albums, the work of Charles Mingus celebrated by the Tower Jazz Composers Orchestra, music from Manfred Schoof, Peter Brötzmann, Jay Oliver & Willi Kellers, the unique meeting of Henry Kaiser and Ray Russell, expansive improvisation from John Butcher & John Edwards, and a preview track from the new album by The Necks.
Announcement of a new Robert Forster album is always good news. I've a couple of tracks from the forthcoming release The Candle and The Flame. There's also music from Blokeacola, 2 Lost Souls, Salem Trials, Fang Complex, St Lucifer, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Edgar Broughton Band, Es, Da Captain Trips and a preview track from the new album from Marc Ducret.
On this show further explorations from Ivo Perelman this time with Vinny Golia on the impressive Reed Rapture In Brooklyn set. Perelman is also in partnership with Joe Morris for a new release. In addition there are selections from Golia's back catalogue as well as new music from Fred Hersch & esperanza spalding, Holly Burke, Bill Runge & Linda Lee Thomas and Daniel Iván Bruno.
On this show music from Holly Burke & Bill Runge with Linda Lee Thomas, Ingebrigt Håker Flaten Quintet, Fred Hersch & esperanza spalding, Daniel Iván Bruno, Paul Novotny & Robi Botos, Ivo Perelman & Joe Morris, Gnome, Elton Dean, Ron Anderson, and Sabine Meyer
Kicking off the new year with a pile of new releases from the lovely people at Cardinal Fuzz including music from Plastic Crimewave Syndicate, Dead Sea Apes, The Band Whose Name Is A Symbol, Gunslingers, Human Hand, and, Upupayama. There are also tracks from Salem Trials, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, 2 Lost Souls, The Red Propellers, and The Parasite.
On this show I continue my exploration of Ivo Perelman's "Reed Rapture In Brooklyn" release, this time featuring his partnership with David Murray. There is also music from across Murray's career and new albums from Steve Tintweiss Spacelight Band, Satoko Fujii, and Francisco Mela featuring Cooper-Moore and William Parker.
A new semi-regular music only Podcast with a selection of new material that there was not room for on the radio shows. No rules in genre, or length of show, just Different Noises.
Featuring Space Museum, Dead Cross, The Casual Dots, Super Hit, Brant Bjork, Gridfailure, The Bleak Picture, Marshall Crenshaw, Yo La Tengo, Coyote Bone, Manish Pingle, Pineapple, Salem Trials, and The Necks
On this show a focus on Ornette Coleman with selections from his formidable recorded legacy.
On this show I continue my deep dive into Ivo Perelman's "Reed Rapture In Brooklyn" this time focusing on his partnership with James Carter. As well as other music from Carter I have new releases from Relojeros ya no quedan, Josh Sinton's Predicate band, and Nosoy Trio.
On this show recent releases from TRÓNCO, Rodrigo Amado, Albert Vila, Louis Siciliano, Nosoy Trio, and Lisa Hilton. There is also older material from Peter Brötzmann, Paul Motian, and Peter Erskine.
On this show the usual Christmas single from Goddammit Jeremiah, a new album from Johann Kloos, a compilation out of York called New No York, The Fall, 2 Lost Souls, The Red Propellers, San Pedro Collective, TFS, the inevitable new release from Salem Trials, TRÓNCO, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, and Droneroom
On this show a further look at Ivo Perelman's "Reed Rapture In Brooklyn" this time he is in partnership with Joe McPhee. I have further examples of Joe's work and in addition I am sharing new releases from Lazlo Gardony, Kaja Draksler & Susana Santos Silva, and, Paul Dunmall with Paul Rogers & Tony Orrell.
One this show new releases from Axel Filip, Lazlo Gardony, The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra, Made in Wood and Martin Fabricius. In addition there are archive cuts from George Russell, Peter Brötzmann and Paul Dunmall
This show includes music from These New South Whales, The New Existentialists, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Bikini Test Failure , Neon Kittens, Salem Trials, The Future Us, Moongoose, San Pedro Collective, and The Red Propellers.
On this weeks show I am continuing my look at Ivo Perelmans "Reed Rapture In Brooklyn" release this time his partnership with Jon Irabagon. There is also further music from Jon, a great new album from Jakob Bro and Joe Lovano honouring Paul Motion, more from Ivo with Chad Fowler and celebrating Gebhard Ullmann's 65th birthday with two new albums.
The great saxophonist, multi-instrumentalist and composer Gebhard Ullmann celebrated his 65th birthday on November 2nd with two wildly exploratory and staggeringly diverse new releases. I am featuring both of those plus other highlights from his career.
On this ediition new music from Catherine Mcquade, Jessica Moss, Acid Claw, Moongoose, Dave Graney & Clare Moore and 2 Lost Souls and selections from the work of legendary producer Adrian Sherwood with cuts from Mark Stewart, Bim Sherman, Tackhead, The Fall and Singers & Players.
On this show I continue my exploration of Ivo Perelman's expansive set of recordiings "Reed Rapture In Brooklyn" this time looking at this partnership with Roscoe Mitchell. In addition as well some further music from Roscoe there is new music from Lionel Beuvens, George Colligan, Matt Booth & Palindromes, and Mathieu Soucy
On this show a selection of new releases with a focus on guitars, voices and unique approaches to sound and recording. Featuring music from Song Yi Jeon & Vinicius Gomes, Angela Turone & Chris Platt, Themis Vasiliou, Jessica Moss, Jane Ira Bloom, Killick Hinds & Francesca Remigi, gnaarf, Jürgen Augusteyns, and Matt Marble.
Featuring - The Fall, Laces Out, Interesting Times Gang, Candy Coffins, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Black Ox Orkestar, Neon Kittens, 2 Lost Souls, Peter Hammill & The K Group, Harry Howard, The Red Propellers, and, Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh
On this show the third of twelve looks at Ivo Perelman's massive new set of saxophone duets, this time with Tim Berne. I am also featuring two recent albums from Tim with firstly Matt Mitchell and secondly Gregg Belisle-Chi. In addition I am playing tracks from three great new releases from Lauren Falls, Örjan Hulten Orion and Kerry Politzer.
On this show a great new album from Jakob Bro and Joe Lovano which is a tribute to Paul Motian, Also music from Billy Hart, Albert Mangelsdorff, Agusti Fernandez, Kaja Draksler & Susana Santos Sliva, Chris Laurence, RJ LeBlanc, Andrew Dow, Joe Harriott, Ray Russell with Harry Beckett, George Colligan, and (sic) Trio,
This edition features music from Blokeacola, Whiskeytown, The Fall, Neon Kittens, The Red Propellers, 2 Lost Souls, The Right Side Of Reason, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Tropical Gothclub and in tribute to recently deceased musicians tunes from Hawkwind, Rab Noakes, and Public Image Limited.
On this show the second of twelve features focusing on Ivo Perelman's stunning new release of saxophone duets. This time the focus is on his partnership with Lotte Anker. In addition music from Lotte, and new releases from Igor Willcox, Nickolas Mohanna and Longtoe, and previously unreleased recordings, composed by Karl Jenkins, from a rare performance of his ten piece group in 1971.
With some great releases this year featuring guitarist Mary Halvorson it seemed timely to reflect her 2022 output and also look back at some great appearances as a leader, as part of Thumbscrew, and, as a guest on other albums.
A decidedly Antipodean tinge to this weeks offering with music from The Blackwater Fever, Dusty Miles, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Harry Howard, and Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh. From the northern hemisphere music from Austerboys, Carterband, Kee Avil, The Conspiracy, 2 Lost Souls, Neon Kittens and Russ Spence.
This edition includes music from the massive new box set from Ivo Perelman - a suite of 12 recordings of saxophone duets "Reed Rapture In Brooklyn" - which I will be featuring over the next 12 weeks - i'm kicking off with Ivo's partnership with Joe Lovano. In addition a selection of music from across Joe's career plus new music from Tyshawn Sorey, Oscar Lavën, Dan Weiss, Timo Vollbrecht and Dan McCarthy.
A dip in the Jazz Archive for a selection of tracks from Tim Berne's Snakeoil, Magda Mayas John Butcher & Tony Buck, Alexander von Schlippenbach Paul Lovens Peter Kowald & Evan Parker, Eric Dolphy, Brad Mehldau Trio, Joe Harriott, Sun of Goldfinger, and , Dave Douglas Quintet.
This episode features music from Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, Occult Character, Anima Morte, Blacklist, Agent Starling, BRIAN!, Black Math Horseman, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Dan McCarthy, 2 Lost Souls, Harry Howard, Es., Neon Kittens, and Harmonic Cross.
On this edition brand new releases from Pia Hernandez, Jason Yeager, Avi Granite, So Long Seven, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, Rocío Giménez López Trío, Band of Pulses, and Elsa Nillson
On this show music from Elisa Nillson, Johnny Dyani, Dudu Pukwana, Band of Pulses, Georg Gräwe, Peter Brötzmann, George Colligan, John Scofield, Mario Pavone, and, Martin Küchen.
Featuring music from King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard, Legless Trials, Salem Trials , Psychic Ills, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Harry Howard, Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, Cam Butler, 2 Lost Souls, Es., and The Bobby Lees.
On this show new music from Trevor Dunn, Ted Kooshian, Amjad Ali Khan & Wu Man, Arild Andersen, Markus Klossek, Sara Gazarek, Sake Mantere and Dave Douglas. Also tracks from new documentary about the legendary bassist Ron Carter plus Frank Carlberg revisits Thelonious Monk's 1952 recordings for the Prestige Label
On this show a look at the work of the great drummer Paul Motian with music from him as a leader as well as his appearances with Tim Berne, Joe Lovano, Marilyn Crispell, Enrico Pieranunzi, Paul Bley, Enrico Rava, and Bill Evans.
Featuring music from Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, L'Obtuce, Salem Trials, The Pull of Autumn, Eamon The Destroyer, Dave Graney & Clare Moore, 2 Lost Souls, Harry Howard, Blokeacola, Tropical Fuck Storm, and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.
A fantastic selection of new releases from Michael Formanek, Tim Berne & Matt Mitchell, William Parker, Thumbscrew, Lee Brouwer & Mariel Mayz, Marco Pignataro, Jussi Reijonen, Martin Fabricius and Noam Lemish. Also a couple of classic tracks from Pharaoh Sanders.
A focus on the great Wayne Shorter featuring tracks as a leader plus performances with Art Blakey, Weather Report, Joe Zawinul, Freddie Hubbard, Miles Davis, and Lee Morgan.
Featuring music from Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Man, The Red Propellers, Fucked Up, Pixies, 2 Lost Souls, PGX, Sonjah & Ian, Faith In Jane and Tangerine Dream
On this show music from a box set of Miles Davis recordings from the early 80s, plus new albums from Vladimir Samardžić , Seajun Kwon, Nichuminu, Avi Adrian, and Matt Gill, and a single from the new album from Timo Vollbrecht
This show comes in two halves, firstly a variety of material including George Russell, Sun Ra, Paul Van Gysegem, and soundtrack music from Luis David Aguilar. Secondly a tribute to tenor giant Dexter Gordon
Featuring new releases from Humans Etcetera, Manic Abraxas, Woolcraft, Kombynat Robotron, Dave Graney, Zong, Legless Trials, Fred Abong, Bordellos, and Arcane Allies
The best of current jazz from around the world. On this show a selection of brand new releases from Lucia Fodde, Keith Jarrett, Natsuki Tamura, Doug Stone & Marcelo Magalhães Pinto, Harry Bartlett, Enrico Rava & Fred Hersch , Matias Formica, and Dave Douglas.
A look at the work of master saxophonist and multi-instrumentalist John Surman with music from his albums as a leader, and, his appearances with other jazz luminaries
A selection of new releases from Jason Blake, The Speed Of Sound, David McClymont, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, 2 Lost Souls, Weimar, Moff Skellington, Moongoose and Gematria
A selection of brand new albums from around the world of jazz demonstrating diversity, variety and the development of the music. Featuring releases from René Lussier, Dave Douglas, Jean-Paul Estiévenart with Marcelle Ponseele & Anthony Romaniuk, Ezequiel Jaime, Brûlez les meubles, Fran Nava, Josh Lawrence, Ernesto Cervini, and, Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio.
Kris Davis is a Canadian jazz pianist and composer. This show looks at her work both as a leader and her contributions to the work of other musicians.
Featuring music from Groundhogs, The Fall, 2 Lost Souls, clickBAITERS, Occult Character, Collapse Culture, Shawn Pittman, Man, Dave Graney, Harry Howard and Titans To Tachyons
On this show a selection of excellent new releases from Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp, Thumbscrew, Gentiane MG, Owen Broder, Anat Cohen, Michael Sarian, William Parker, and, Justin Purtill featuring Leo Genovese and Sean Conly. Also a dip in the archive for some music from John Surman.
A mix of older material featuring Mary Halvorson, Kirk Knuffke, & Matt Wilson. Muhal Richard Abrams, Anenome, Michel Portal, Stone Quartet, Wadada Leo Smith, Kris Davis, and Paul Bley with Bill Connors and Jimmy Giuffre. There is also a preview track from the brand new album from Song Yi Jeon & Vinicius Gomes.
Featuring music from Salem Trials, Danny Short, Sir Robert Orange Peel, Might, And Also The Trees, 2 Lost Souls, Gridfailure & Megalophobe, Compro Oro, Media, Stereolab, Dave Graney, Adele & The Chandeliers, and Tyler Hood
A show with guitars to the forefront. Seven great and varied albums celebrating the guitar in current jazz.
On this show a focus on John Coltrane and Pharoah Sanders plus brand new post/avant lo-fi jazz from Gridfailure & Megalophobe
is show features music from Spirit In The Room, Cannonball Statman, Danny Short, 2 Lost Souls, The Legless Crabs, Salem Trials, Datura 4, Dave Graney, Tropical Fuck Storm, Blokeacola, Black Nite Crash and Moongoose
The rich diversity of modern jazz is examined through six great new releases from Art Hirahara, Marco Pacassoni Trio, Eric Vloeimans with Will Holshouser, Nicolas Politzer, Charu Suri and Playfield.
A selection of brand new music from Ana Nelson, Bruce Barth, Dennis Micheltree, Jason Kao Hwang & J.A. Deane Dino Duo, Bill Cole's Untempered Ensemble, Søren Lee Diversity Trio, Playfield, and, Duduka Da Fonseca & Quarteto Universale. Also some classic tracks from Jimmy Giuffre Paul Bley & Steve Swallow, Peter Kowald Quintet, Abiodun Onewole, and Frank Zappa.
Brand new music from Salem Trials, El Perro, Andrei Rikichi, 2 Lost Souls, One Million Eye, and The Legless Crabs . There are also archive selections from The Backdoor Society, Elara Sunstreak Band, Alfa 9, Gareth Liddiard and Dave Graney.
On this show an eclectic mix with six brand new albums from Rich Ruth, Eunhye Jeong, Chet Doxas, Jeff Denson with Romain Pilon and Brian Blade, Marshall Gilkes, Sélébéyone, and Michael Formanek.
On this show a focus on Aki Takase and Tim Berne, unique crossover music from Andrei Rikishi, and archive selections from Muhal Richard Abrams, and Eric Reed, plus new releases of historic recordings by Karl Jenkins and Trevor Watts.
All new music from Neural Dance, 2 Lost Souls, Robert Diack, Grave Bathers, Fearsore, Dave Graney, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello De Francisci, Salem Trials, Tropical Fuck Storm, Odd Circus, Royal Catastrophe and 22 Oceans
Another international mix of great new albums from Ben Zucker's Fifth Season, Josh Sinton, Miguel Zenón, No Base Trio, Rafael Zaldavar, Tigran Hamasyan, and Henry Lowther's Quaternity
Another dip in the Jazz Archive for a selection of tracks plus the fascinating new album from Chris Alford and William Thompson.
On this show new music from 2 Lost Souls, Contemplator, Lathe, Pink Turns Blue, Lisa Gerrard and Marcello De Francisci, Danny Short, Dave Graney, A Shoreline Dream, Jane Dust, Royal Catastrophe, Grateful Dead and Salem Trials.
On this show brand new releases from The Chris Parker Trio, Craig Davis, Miro Sobrer, Francisco Mela & Zoh Amba, Jim McNeely and the Frankfurt Radio Orchestra featuring Chris Potter, the trio of Ben Monder, Tony Malaby and Tom Rainey, and a preview track from a new album from Dave Douglas.
On this show a look at Kalaparusha Maurice McIntyre, plus music from Charlie Haden, James Davis' Beveled, Julian Priester working with Sam Rivers, the Schlippenbach Quartet, Marco Eneidi in the company of William Parker and Donald Robinson, a rare recording from 1966, and a fascinating brand new piece from Camila Nebbia.
This week tunes from Salem Trials, 2 Lost Souls, Scenius, The Khats, Religious Overdose, Highcastle Teleorkestra, The Sons of Adam, Dave Graney, The Mind Sweepers, Moff Skellington, Royal Catastrophe, and Scientist.
On this show all new releases from Cliff Korman, Ernesto Jodos, Matias Formica, Rocío Giménez López, & Matthew Golombisky, Xiomara Torres, Shawn Lovato, Julia Hülsmann Quartet, and, Jessica Pavone, Lukas Koenig, & Matt Mottel.
On this show excellent new releases from 2 Lost Souls, Staggs, Salem Trials, Ordrej Zajac, Grace Solero, Lucy and the The Drill Holes, The Parasite and White Hills. Also I have a couple of tracks marking the passing of Mark Wilkins of The Astronauts and a live track from Dave Graney
An international mix with a newly discovered live recording of Tim Berne's Decay group, a trio of releases from the Circum-Disc label, two new albums the ears&eyes label and a fascinating blend of American jazz and Eastern India's ragas from Charu Suri
The main focus of this show is on the South African musicians of the band The Blue Notes - including Chris McGregor, Mongezi Feza, Louis Moholo, Dudu Pukwana and Johnny Dyani - and McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath band which featured Blue Notes members as well some of the leading contemporary UK jazz musicians. I also have a new release from Robert Lee and a mammoth piece of work from Wadada Leo Smith.
It is Saturday teatime in Abstercot.
It is often Saturday teatime in Abstercot - that's the way they like it over there.
Interestingly, during the grey and yellow months of October, it is Saturday teatime every day from dawn 'til dusk, except for the half an hour at lunchtime given over to paying bills and sex.
So keenly do Abstercottians feel their love for 'Teatime-of-a-Saturday' that their town council proposed a commemorative artwork in celebration of this cherished juncture.
A piece of public sculpture was out of the question. The townspeople prefer their civic artworks to be the unplanned residue of banality - anything else would be an imposition!
No. Something ephemeral would be much more the ticket. Something intangible that could be remembered or forgotten according to the taste and disposition of the individual.
Abstercot civic leader Alderman Sparra Carkiss, in a moment of supernatural clarity suggested that the town should commission Moff Skellington to curate and present a series of radio programmes devoted to Abstercot's beloved traditional music: Eddodi.
There was a show of hands and the motion was carried unanimously.
This commission has been duly completed by Moff and six short episodes, now complete, await broadcast.
It should be noted that, as many listeners have found Moff's writing to be obscure and over-burdened with imagery, he has, as a levelling gesture, decided to present these programmes in Abstercot's ancient Lembryonic tongue - a language not even he understands.
The presentations will be shared through the magic of Bandcamp from August 6th to September 10th, 2022, at 5pm.
On this show all new releases from Michael Dease, Plantas Horribles, the trio of Steve Cardenas, Ben Allison and Ted Nash, the quintet of Jessica Ackerley, Patrick Shiroishi, Chris Williams, Luke Stewart & Jason Nazary, the Fade In Trio, the Gaston De La Cruz Quintet, Dave Douglas in the company of the Westerlies and Anwar Marshall, Robert Lee, and finally an exceptional new album from the Carole Nelson Trio
On this show a focus on the work of both Ben Allison and Peter Brötzmann. I have new albums from Adam Nolan and Ondrej Zajac and a classic track from George Russell.
Mostly new releases this time with tunes from Salem Trials, Laces Out, 2 Lost Souls, Blokeacola, The Parasite, The Fernweh, Steve Tibbetts, Dave Fielding and Ian Blurton's Future Now. There are also archive selections from Mississippi John Hurt, Dave Graney and Moff Skellington.
Pianist, composer, and educator Frank Kimbrough was a revered presence on the New York jazz scene for nearly 35 years prior to his untimely death in December 2020. He appeared on more than 20 albums as a leader or co-leader, and 70 more as a sideman. He won the Great American Jazz Piano Competition in 1985. His work as a pianist and composer received funding from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Aaron Copland Foundation, and Chamber Music America’s Doris Duke Jazz Ensembles Project. His album Quartet was released in 2014. Kimbrough was a founding member and composer-in-residence of the Jazz Composers Collective (1992–2005). He toured and recorded with the Maria Schneider Orchestra from 1993 until his passing, and appeared on her triple Grammy-winning album Winter Morning Walks with Dawn Upshaw and the Australian Chamber Orchestra, and on her collaboration with David Bowie as well as her acclaimed album The Thompson Fields. Kimbrough also worked with jazz legends Dewey Redman, Paul Motian, Paul Bley, and Lee Konitz.
This show celebrates his life and work. Due out August 12, 2022 with LPs following, a new collection "Frank Kimbrough 2003-2006" brings together 2003’s Lullabluebye, featuring longtime collaborators Ben Allison (bass) and Matt Wilson (drums); and the 2005 follow-up, Play, boasting a new trio with the then relatively unknown bassist Masa Kamaguchi alongside legendary drummer Paul Motian. Both have been newly mixed and remastered. As well as featuring music from that release there are selections from across his career and from artists who influenced him.
On this show a focus on the music of Oregon and the bands individual members - Ralph Towner, Colin Walllcott, Paul McCandless and Glenn Moore.
This week a selection brand new releases and a couple of classic recordings. There is new music from 2 Lost Souls, San Pedro Collective, Legless Trials, Es, The Parasite, Salem Trials, and The Ember Glows. There is a new collaboration with jazz maestro Daniel Carter and an alt-rock trio and previously unheard older recordings from Dislocation Dance and Sonic Youth. Live Dave Graney and an early 70s stunner from Help Yourself complete the hour.
On this show a mix of brand new releases and classic recordings. There are fascinating new albums from Gard Nillsen, Steve Tibbets, Daniel Carter with Evan Strauss, 5-Track, and Sheridan Riley, Alex Fournier, and Brian Eaton. I also have some older releases from Elvin Jones, Pharoah Sanders, Clifford Jordan, Maria Schneider and Oliver Lake.
Focusing on three outstanding female jazz leaders - Satoko Fujii, Maria Schneider and Carla Bley with a selection of music from across their respective careers
On this show new music from 2 Lost Souls, Acid Rooster, :nepaal, Menk, Inferior Complex & Dominic Carlton Jones remixed, and Legless Trials. There's a look at Greg Anderson's new project The Lord, and some Sonic Youth and Dave Graney & The Lurid Yellow Mist.
For the 500th show I have a focus on Sam Rivers, a new album from Nate Wooley, a huge chunk of music from Miles and Trane, and to kick off jazz meets afrobeat in 1972 with Hugh Masakela.
A mix of old and new on this show with a focus on Anthony Braxton. There's also lots of older material emerging from archives for the first time including recordings never before heard from Henry Lowther and Dave Brubeck.
More information at www.differentnoises.com
On this weeks show the brand new releases from Ember Rev, Es., 2 Lost Souls, Fabio Frizzi, The Conspiracy, Porcupine Tree, Soccer Mommy and The Shadowbrook Project. There's also archive cuts from Toots & The Maytals, Dave Graney & The Lurid Yellow Mist, Townes Van Zandt, and Unseasonal Beasts.
This time a dip in the archive for a couple of tracks featuring Wolfgang Muthspiel. More guitar from Brian Citro. There's a preview of a stunning new album from Nate Wooley, music from La Pompe Attack, classic British Jazz from John Taylor, a debut from Julius Rodriguez, rare Dave Brubeck and some early Oregon. There's also new self released music from Eyal Netzer & Oded Geizhals, Extended, and, Glen Dickson, plus a new one from Caili O'Doherty.
World of Jazz goes twice weekly with this show. With to the amazing amount of great new music coming in there simply was not enough time in the two hours I had available to fit it all in. So I have now have four hours to play with, with both a Thursday and Sunday show. Not wishing to be too prescriptive I am hoping that the Thursday show will gravitate over time to free/improvised music and the Sunday show will stay more or less the way it was. The Sunday show will be the one that gets sent to All About Jazz for their weekly feature. The Thursday show will be available, like the other, from Podbean for listening as and when.
So, on this weeks show, i'm catching up on the huge amount of new music that has been sent my way and closing with a classic. Full details on the music played on the show can be found at www.differentnoises.com
Brand new music from 2 Lost Souls, Agent Starling, Aliens, Rob Snarski & His So Called Friends, Legless Crabs and Weimar. Classic tracks from Dave Graney & The Lurid Yellow Mist, The Fall, Chad's Tree, Jackson Code, Loudhailer Electric Company, Thin White Rope, Tom Waits and Malcolm Ross.
On this show a host of new releases from Caleb Wheeler Curtis, Chris Torkewitz, Hendrik Meurkins & The WDR Big Band, The Relay, Kate Wyatt, Alessandro Sgobbio , Robert Lee and Pablo Moser. There are also two brand new albums from Gordon Grdina, the reissue of a 20 year live recording from Peter Brötzmann, Milford Graves, & William Parker, and music from 2018 from Helena Kay's KIM Trio.
500 seems like a good place to end.
This show has been running since around 2010, it emerged from the remains of a very similar show called Reformation which was originally aired on Salford City Radio. It has travelled around a bit since then but ended up in a good place on Thursday evenings on taintradio.
However it is safe to say that with the exception of a few hard core fans it has not really developed a huge following. In addition of late I have found it increasingly more difficult to find material enough to fill two hours. So this version of Aural Delights retires with this edition.
The one hour Sunday afternoon show on RIver Gibbs FM however does remain in place and that will be the place where I will showcase new non-jazz music.
In this slot next week there will be another World of Jazz Show - yes there will be four hours of new jazz to listen to each week. Over time the Thursday night jazz show will focus on free/improvised music.
Thanks to everyone who contributed music to the Aural Delights show over the last 12 years - and thanks to those of you who took the time out to listen.
So for the final show a selection of favourites, some new things and one or two things that seemed to reflect the content over the years.
Featured artists - Godspeed You! Black Emperor, The Fall, Dave Graney & The Lurid Yellow Mist, Legless Crabs, Anthony Moore, Henry Cow, The Go-Betweens, Agent Starling, Rob Snarski and His So-Called Friends, The Blackeyed Susans, 2 Lost Souls, Pete Brown & Piblokto, Van Der Graaf Generator, Frank Zappa, The Triffids, Peter Hammill, Lee Perry and Mad Professor, Four Candles, Adventures of Salvador, Harry Howard and the NDE
In this weeks show new albums from The Dream Syndicate, Weimar, Ryan Michael Patterson, Aural Nihil, The Utopia Strong, Salem Trials, Thus Owls, and Horsegirl . There is also the first release in the new 2 Lost Souls singles project which will last for a year . I've also got an archive classic from Kim Salmon and the Surrealists.
On this weeks show two massive new releases from Wadada Leo Smith, a seven CD box set of String Quartets, and a five CD box set of duets with drummers. In addition a variety of new releases and a dip into the archive for some early music from William Parker.
On this weeks show new albums from The Dream Syndicate, Weimar, Ryan Michael Patterson, Salem Trials, The Utopia Strong, Aural Nihil, Thus Owls, and, Horsegirl. There is the first in a new 52 week singles project by 2 Lost Souls plus a new release from Peletronic. Also a look back at music from Dave Graney & The Lurid Yellow Mist, and, Kim Salmon and The Surrealists
In this weeks show lots of new releases, a focus on New York band Big Thief, Canadian artist Mount Maxwell and a classic track from Kim Salmon and the Surrealists.
Other featured artists are
The Shenandoah Electric Company, Salem Trials, Dominic Carlton Jones, Legless Trials, Royal Catastrophe, The Courettes, and Neural Dance
On this weeks show a truly international selection of brand new releases from around the world of jazz with a focus on Claudio Scolari and Robert Jukič. Also featured are Roger Lewis, Lance Conrad, Shiri Zorn & George Muscatello, Jocelyn Gould, Dante Piccinelli, James Gaiters Soul Revival, Thomas Mitrousis, Chris Beyt, Brian Landrus, John Yao's Triceratops, Subconscious Trio and kicking things off with Dana Fitzsimons, Bill Graham, and, Brandon Boone.
On this show new music from Dominic Carlton Jones, Mount Maxwell, Salem Trials, The Courettes, The Shenandoah Electric Company, Neural Dance and Chris Beyt. I'm focusing on the band Big Thief . There's also archive tracks from Dave Graney and Kim Salmon
On this weeks show new music from L'Obtuce, The Legless Crabs, Salem Trials, Kikagaku Moyo, The Stroppies, Seedsmen to the World and Rob Snarski. There's also recently released archive material from The Florists and Ludd Gang and a look back at The Nearly Brothers and The Fall.
On this weeks show all new releases from Alex Sipiagin, Amanda Irarrázabal and Miriam Den Boer Salmón, David Murray Brave New World Trio, Peter Erskine, Alan Pasqua And Darek Oles, Brian Molley Quartet, Bagland, E3 by Alex Lacusta, and Mary Halvorson.
On this weeks show a tribute to Cathal Coughlan, new music from The Florists, L'Obtuce, Rob Snarski, Seedsmen to the World, Kikagaku Moyo, Salem Trials, The Legless Crabs, Luddgang, and the Stroppies. There is the usual feature on Dave Graney plus archive selections from The Fall, and The Revolutionaries & Wailing Souls.
On this show a first play of a track from the debut album from Weimar, the brand new albums from Hanterhir, The Junta, Pineapple, and Healing Magic, a live EP from Scenius, and a some classic tracks which are somewhat adjacent to the new releases.
The best of recent jazz releases from around the world and a classic live track from Anthony Braxton. Featuring brand new music from George Crotty Trio, Doug Webb, Daniel Carter and The Telepathic Band, Jon Balke Siwan, Queen Kong, Artur Tuznik Sextet, Pasquale Stafano Trio, Carole Nelson Trio, David Murray Brave New World Trio, Tim Berne and Nasheet Waits, Art Hirahara, David Virelles, and John Sinton, Jed Wilson, & Tony Falco.
On this show great new music from Weimar, The Junta, Scenius, Hanterhir, and Pineapple, plus a look back at some fantastic releases from Dave Graney & The Lurid Yellow Mist, The Triffids, Faust, The Fall, Scientist, and Springtime.
A trio of new releases from German Shepherd Records plus recent releases from The Stroppies, Aliens & DJ Pitch, New Blade Runners of Dub, San Pedro Collective, Salem Trials, and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever. In addition archive classics from The Monks and Tackhead.
On this show all new releases from Evan Drybread, John Zorn with Bill Laswell, Stefan Orins Trio, Toni Mora Quartet, Tony Malaby with Angelica Sanchex & Tom Rainey, Brandee Younger, High Pulp, Oded Tzur, Florian Hoefner Trio, and Mary Halvorson. There is also look back at the work of the Bill Evans Trio and Miles Davis' Bags Groove recordings.
A trio of new releases from German Shepherd Records, classic tracks from Jackie Leven, Van Der Graaf Generator, Scientist and Dave Graney & The mistLY, new sounds from New Blade Runners of Dub, Salem Trials, and Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever, a look at the San Pedro Collective, and, examining how The Fall both copied and were copied.
New releases, a re-release of a Family classic, and a dive into early 80s post punk with Ember Rev, Family, The Bobby Lees, Legless Trials, Salem Trials, The Fall, Cabaret Voltaire, The Birthday Party, Pere Ubu, Aliens & DJ Pitch, and Jane Dust.
More information at www.differentnoises.com
This show features all new releases from across the World of Jazz with albums from Francisco Slepoy, Johnathan Reisin, Keith Oxman, Manongo Mujica, Mike Allemana, Steve Boudreau, Miles Okazaki, and Trish Clowes.
On this edition new music , some live Dave Graney and Anna Von Hauswolff and a trip back to 1982 for a selection of bands from that great year for ground-breaking acts. Detailed information about the music on this show can be found at www.differentnoises.com
Recent releases from Australian groups The Goon Sax, Psychedelic Porn Crumpets and King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard.
Classic 80s post-punk from The Fall, Sonic Youth and The Cramps.
New music from The New Fools, Salem Trials, Mark Corrin, High Pulp, Anna von Hauswolff and Ufomammut.
Guitar maestro Bill Frisell features on two albums this week. Firstly a 2015 release from Michael Gibbs & The NDR Big Band who perform a Frisell set-list. Secondly on the new album from Ches Smith. There are also new album releases from Out To Dinner, Jane Ira Bloom & Mark Helias, Ariane Racicot, and, the trio of Mario Salvador, Marcos Morales, & Yasel Muñoz. In addition there's a brand new single from the Igor Willcox Quartet.
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This show includes a tribute to German electronic music pioneer Klaus Schulze who sadly passed away recently, There is also live music from Dave Graney and the MistLY and new releases from Mark Corrin, The New Fools, Salem Trials, and Ufomammut.
Questo spettacolo è un altro della serie di podcast della German Shepherd Records compilata da Luisa Maraffino. Come al solito c'è una versione in lingua inglese e in lingua italiana dello spettacolo.
La playlist dello spettacolo è:
01 HysM?Duo – The Error 02 Moon In Scorpio – Time Machine 03 The Mary Veils – Esoteric Hex 04 Thank – Paris Syndrome 05 X-Mary – Saudaji Bondaji Pimmo Baggins Itiquira RMX 06 HysM?Duo – Cooper 07 The Ranch – The Ugly Duckling 08 Oorya – Grow 09 Lolita Terrorist Sounds – Red Carpet 10 Bez Yorke – Happiness Mess 11 Sei Still – Me Persigue 12 White Flowers – Are You 13 Mister Strange – High Heel Heavy 14 Calvin Party – 8 days 15 Neighborhood Brats – Complete Mess 16 Not Moving – Don’t Give Up 17 Steven Severin – Through A Glass Darkly 18 Aughra – Blue Light 19 Ghum – Some People 20 Hater – Something 21 Mandy, Indiana – Nike of Samothrace 22 ILL – Stuck On A Loop 23 Chemtrails – Eternal Shame 24 Daephne – The Booty 25 Petrol Girls – Baby I Had An Abortion 26 Molestya – Period+Monica is a bitch 27 Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds - Kris Kringle Ju Ju 28 Big Thief – Not
This show is another in the series of German Shepherd Records podcasts compiled by Luisa Maraffino. As usual there is an English language and Italian language version of the show.
The playlist for the show is:
01 HysM?Duo – The Error 02 Moon In Scorpio – Time Machine 03 The Mary Veils – Esoteric Hex 04 Thank – Paris Syndrome 05 X-Mary – Saudaji Bondaji Pimmo Baggins Itiquira RMX 06 HysM?Duo – Cooper 07 The Ranch – The Ugly Duckling 08 Oorya – Grow 09 Lolita Terrorist Sounds – Red Carpet 10 Bez Yorke – Happiness Mess 11 Sei Still – Me Persigue 12 White Flowers – Are You 13 Mister Strange – High Heel Heavy 14 Calvin Party – 8 days 15 Neighborhood Brats – Complete Mess 16 Not Moving – Don’t Give Up 17 Steven Severin – Through A Glass Darkly 18 Aughra – Blue Light 19 Ghum – Some People 20 Hater – Something 21 Mandy, Indiana – Nike of Samothrace 22 ILL – Stuck On A Loop 23 Chemtrails – Eternal Shame 24 Daephne – The Booty 25 Petrol Girls – Baby I Had An Abortion 26 Molestya – Period+Monica is a bitch 27 Kid Congo & The Pink Monkey Birds - Kris Kringle Ju Ju 28 Big Thief – Not
Featuring music from Helms Alee, Hartwig Skellington, Salem Trials, Slow Dawn, Blue Amber, Compro Oro, The John Denver Airport Conspiracy, Sugar For The Pill, Abronia, Othered and Scatter
On this show we have a clear demonstration of the variety of fine music that exists across the World of Jazz with new releases from Dan Schnelle, Heroes Are Gang Leaders, Oscar Peñas, Majamisty Trio, Sameka, Ronny Graupe Off The Record, Julius Rodriguez plus the trio of John Dikeman, Péter Ajtai, and Nicolas Field.
Featuring music from Helms Alee, Hartwig Skellington, Dave Graney and the mistLY, Heroes Are Gang Leaders, Rhythm & Sound, Salem Trials, Ranking Dread, Blue Amber, Compro Oro, The John Denver Airport Conspiracy, Sugar For The Pill, Scatter, Othered, Slow Dawn and Abronia.
Feuaturing music from The Saints, 2 Lost Souls, 50 Foot Wave, The Gun Club, Umbrella Assassins, OR, Telefis, Compro Oro, Television, London Plane, Church of the Sea, Pere Ubu and Salem Trials
On this weeks show fantastic new music from Daniel Carter with Matthew Shipp, William Parker and Gerald Cleaver. There are also great new releases from George Freeman, Manel Fortià, Tremid Spark, Michael Sarian and the Adema Manoukas Octet.
On this weeks show new music from 2 Lost Souls, Umbrella Assassins, 50 Foot Wave, London Plane, Blokeacola, Telefis, Compro Oro, Church of the Sea, and OR. There is also a tribute to Chris Bailey of the Saints, some live Dave Graney, and some archive cuts from Lee "Scratch" Perry, Suicide and Salem Trials.
Featuring music from The Hidden Gem,Es., Vaague, The Fall, Dave Graney, Dislocation Dance, hedfog, The Doors, Luca Vera, Legless Crabs, Gods Gift, Armed Force, Blokeacola and Van Morrison.
On this weeks show the new album from Dave Douglas, recent releases from Yannick Rieu, Marcello Carelli and Santiago Lacabe, plus a trio of guitar led releases from OTTO, Smith Komma John and Spacepilot.
On this weeks Aural Delights there is new music from The Hidden Gem, Es., dälek, Legless Crabs, Luca Vera, hed fog, and Pin Points. I'm also playing a selection of classic tracks from Van Morrison, I have some old and new Dave Graney, and a further selection of classic tracks from The Archive.
Featuring music from Bikini Test Failure, Smith Komma John, The Junta, The Red Propellers,I Klatus,The Hanging Stars, Chrome Waves, Ambassador Hazy, Spacepilot, Johann Kloos, and, Hawkwind.
More information on this playlist at www.differentnoises.com
On this weeks show newly recorded releases from Manuel Valera, Lisa Hilton, Tord Gustavsen and Joel Frahm. Archive records just released for the first time from Barry Deister and Ian Carr. Music from 2005 from Enrico Rava and some classic live Soft Machine from 1970 which has just been repackaged and rereleased.
Featuring tunes from Bikini Test Failure. The Junta featuring Jed Stephens, the red propellers, Dave Graney, Smith Komma John, The Legendary Pink Dots, SPACEPILOT, I Klatus, Chrome Waves remixed by Lotus Thrones, The Wailing Souls, Anunnaki, Eunoia, Ambassador Hazy, Johann Kloos , and Ras Michael and the Sons of Negus, An eclectic feast of Different Noises for your ossicles.
This week new releases from Filed Fangs, Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys, Mike Murray and Godspeed You! Black Emperor. In addition there are archive tracks from The Fall, Cabaret Voltaire, Robert Forster, The Dave Graney Show, The Apartments, The Sexual Objects and Certain General.
On this weeks show all new releases from Kit Downes, Mark Turner, Orquestra Inorgánica, Way North, Yves Léveillé, and Zoh Amba featuring William Parker and Francisco Mela, plus a preview of an excellent new suite of music from Mary Halvorson.
Two hours of Aural Delights old and new featuring Filed Fangs, Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys, Certain General, Dave Graney, Mike Murray, Van der Graaf Generator, Hüsker Dü, The Fall, Cabaret Voltaire, Godspeed You! Black Emperor, Peter Hammill and Miles Davis.
This week music from Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, Laura Loriga, Ditch Swimmer, Echo Response, Once Upon A Winter, Super Hit, Kammahav, Auster Boys, Johann Kloos and Tropical Fuck Storm + King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard
Featured on this weeks show are a set of new albums including music from Julieto Eugenio, Karl Silveira, Satoko Fujii & Joe Fonda, Francesca Remigi, Amaury Faye & Igor Gehenot, and Brent Laidler. Also just released the second volume of improvisation from Dave Tucker, Pat Thomas, Thurston Moore, Mark Sanders. Also a first look at French label Le Fondeur de Son a production and support body for creative, revolutionary and non-commercial music.
On this weeks show - Echo Response, Malcolm Hill & Live Flesh, Laura Loriga, Dr Alimantando, Dave Graney, Super Hit, Once Upon A Winter, Kammahav, Ditch Swimmer, Auster Boys, Scientist, Tropical Fuck Storm + King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, and, Johann Kloos.
Featuring music from Weimar, dälek, Broj, Occult Character, Swoone, Mono, The Fall, The Conspiracy, Julia Gaeta, The Bacillus, Curlew and Portishead.
On this weeks show a tribute to Fred Van Hove plus new music from Red Gazelle Trio, Angela Verbrugge, Lucia Boffo, Marquis Hill, Doug McDonald, Luis Siciliano, Alex Scheuerer & Najwa Ezzaher, Francisco Mela & Shinya Lin, and, the Toma Iliev Sextet.
On this weeks show new music from Weimar, Dalek, Broj, Julia Gaeta, Occult Character, The Dream Syndicate and The Conspiracy. There's also some classic trip-hop, live Dave Graney, a trio of Go Betweens related tunes and a lot more.
This week new music from Salem Trials, Es., Jade Brodie, Legless Crabs, Mdou Moctar, Occult Character, Tomistoma, Adult. and Springtime. Also a selection of classic tracks from Sugar, Effie Briest, The Nectarine No 9 and The Revolutionaries.
Featured on this weeks show new material from talented guitarist Tassos Spiliotopoulos, cutting edge piano trio explorations from Mostly Other People Do The Killing, great new improvisations from Adam Nolan's trio and the partnership of Bruno Duplant, Frédéric Tentelier, and Massimo Magee. There's also a brand new release from Diego Rivera plus a couple of new albums featuring Ivo Perelman, and, one or two other treats as well.
New music from Salem Trials, Jade Brodie, Legless Crabs, Tomistoma, Es., Occult Character, and Springtime. A focus on two dub reggae giants The Revolutionaries and Joe Gibbs & The Professionals. Archive tunes from The Nectarine No. 9, Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, Peter Hammill, Effi Briest, Deerhunter, and Sugar.
Featuring Half Man Half Biscuit, Jason Blake, An Evening Redness, 22 Oceans, Telefís, The Aromanacs, VONAMOR, Richard Evans, NiftySax, The Stolen Moans The Long Hunt, and Paris Music Corp.
Featured on this weeks show are new albums from Matt Slocum, Marquis Hill, Ariel Invernizzi Oviedo, Fishblot, Amos Gillespie, Avishai Cohen, and Jorge Garcia. There is also a track from improvisation "super-group" John Dikeman, Pat Thomas, John Edwards, and Steve Noble. Also included are archive choices from Stan Sulzmann and Tony Hymas, Joanne Brackeen and Mary Halvorson.
On this weeks show new music from Half Man Half Biscuit, The Aromanacs, Paris Music Corp., Telefís , Vonamor, 22 Oceans, Richard Evans, Jason Blake, The Long Hunt, The Stolen Moans, Nifty Sax and An Evening Redness . There are also some archive classics from Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, Dave Douglas and Keystone, and Dr Alimantado.
Featuring music from : Unseasonal Beasts, Magic Shoppe, Mirage, Kandodo4, Salem Trials, Legless Trials, The Order of the 12, Tassos Spiliotopoulos, The Battery Farm, and K Board & The Skreens
On this weeks show featured new releases from Boris Koslov, Leo Genovese, Tomas Fujiwara and Matheiu Robert & Mario Ganua. In between some other recent material and to close a live cut of Noah Howard in 1975 on a European tour.
New releases from Unseasonal Beasts, Salem Trials, The Battery Farm, K Board & The Skreens, Magic Shoppe, Legless Trials, Mirage, kandodo4 and Tassos Spiliotopoulos. Archive classics from Tortoise, Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, Danielle Dax, Big Youth, Evangelista, and Sun Araw & M. Geddes Gengras meet The Congos.
New releases and archive cuts featuring Umbrella Assassins, Vatswav, Salem Trials, Klammer, The Bloodstreams, Sataray, Betty Davis (RIP), The Golden Glows, Amanda Palmer, Pan American, Spoon, and The Dream Syndicate
On this weeks show an eclectic variety of newly released music exploring new sounds from Javon Jackson, Tom Bourgeois & Fil Caporali, Vasco Trilla, Tony Karapetyan, Eric Dubois, Soheil Peyghambari, and Amanda Ekery
Featuring new music from Umbrella Assassins, Klammer, The Bloodstreams, Sataray, The Golden Glows, Spoon, Pan American, and Salem Trials. There are also classic tracks from Berry Davis (RIP). Amanda Palmer, The Fall, Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, and The Dream Syndicate.
On this weeks show an eclectic selection of brand new releases from Michael Weiss, Ron Ledoux, Tim Berne & Gregg Belisle-Chi, Hello Cacus!, Luneta Freedom Jazz Collective, In Real Time, Adam Shead and Manuel Valera New Cuban Express Big Band.
An eclectic mix of new releases and older tracks featuring - The Parasite, The Lancashire Hustlers, Eels, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Douglas Francisco, Stone The Crows, The Go-Betweens, Tuxedomoon, The Gun Club, Thurston Moore, and The Saints
On this weeks show recent music from The Parasite, The Lancashire Hustlers, Eels, Thurston Moore, Neil Young and Douglas Francisco plus archive cuts including Dave Graney, Stone The Crows, The Go-Betweens , The Gun Club and more.
A mix of old and new this week which music from Mummy Short Arms, Garcia Peoples, Les Grys Grys, Salem Trials, Vonamor, Malcolm Ross, Velocets, Deeper Graves, Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, St. Germain, Jackson Code, Kammahav and Es.
On this weeks show two new albums celebrating the life and work of Charles Mingus, plus a selection of brand new releases from across the world. Also the re-release of an amazing piece of mesmerising improvisation
On this weeks show new releases from Salem Trials, Es. Vonamor, Les Grys Grys, Deeper Graves, and Garcia Peoples. There is a focus on On-U Sound Records acts, and classics from Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, Mummy Short Arms, Nick Drake, Peter Hammill, Kid "Congo" Powers, and William S. Burroughs
New music from : Ember Rev, Agent Starling, Harvey's Rabbit, Hobson's Bay Coast Guard, Dick Aven, Star Rover, Salem Trials, Shrinari, Carterband, and No False Lemmas
On this weeks show there is a focus on recent releases. There is also an Australian jazz-rock supergroup just about to embark their first tour, some classic jazz stylings in a modern setting, brand new work from cutting edge duos and exciting releases from Ricardo Pinzon, Yaniv Taubenhouse and Tony Malaby
On this weeks show new releases, including two new German Shepherd Records singles, and a new album from Agent Starling, and lots more. There is also a focus on Bill Laswell's Sacred Systems Series, a look at the career of The Warlocks.
On this weeks show all new releases from around the world of jazz taking in North and South America, Europe, and, the UK with music from Martin Freiberg, Mark Lockheart, Marquis Hill, S.E.V. Trio, Adrien Chicot, Charlie Peacock, Jonas Windschieds Paintbox, Nova, and Florian Weiis' Woodoism.
On this weeks show a new single from Harvey's Rabbit, new albums from Limbs, Anna von Hausswolf, No False Lemmas, Salem Trials and Hobson's Bay Coast Guard and my usual look at the Dave Graney back catalogue. There's also a good selection of classic reggae from Sister Carol, Sir Coxone Sound, Keith Hudson and Bob Andy. In addition some archive picks from The Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble and Parliament/Funakadelic.
Featuring music from :
2 Lost Souls, Adam & Elvis, Andy T, Campbell Mallinder Benge, Colin Moulding Emmanuele Gattuso, Cooper McBean, The Geraldine Fibbers, Spectum Road Mark Slater, Robin Guthrie, Telefís, Isvisible Isinvisible, Strømme
The featured album is a classic recording of Tubby Hayes, in blistering form, live at the Hopbine in London in 1969. Alongside this there are new releases from across the world of jazz from Samuel Mosching, Chris Morrisey, Mario Laginha, Martin Frieberg, Jazz Station Big Band, John Hébert, Roddy Elias, Julieta Eugenio, and Bennie Senesky. Stunning improvisation comes from Paul Pignon, Camila Nebbia, Axel Filip, and Carmel Kleykens, and similarly, there are new explorations from Cooper-Moore and Stephen Gauci, plus an excerpt from a live recording of Rodrigo Amado, Alexander von Schlippenbach, Miguel Mira, and Gabriel Ferrandini.
Featuring music from
2 Lost Souls, Colin Moulding, Telefís with Jah Wobble, The Fatima Mansions, Dave Graney 'n' The Coral Snakes, Crime & The City Solution, Strømme, Cooper McBean, Adam & Elvis, Bongwater, The Fall, Emmanuele Gattuso, Mark Slater, Bob Andy, Campbell, Mallinder, Benge, Ethyl Meatplow, The Geraldine Fibbers, Andy T, Robin Guthrie, Inca Babies, Isvisible Isinvisible, and Sarah Mc Quaid
This show includes a tribute to Robbie Shakespeare and features music from : Es. , Sly & Robbie, Nils Petter Molvaer feat. Eivind Aarset & Vladislav Delay, Ricardo Pinzon, Guru Guru, Black Uhuru, Amon Düül II, Sun Araw, Material, The Right Side of Reason
Exploring jazz from around the world this show has music from Mark Lockheart, Jorge Rossy, Daniel Carter, Joaquin Muro, Nicholas Bridgmen, Pepa Päivinen and Mario Laginha. Kicking off with the funky sounds of the Shuffle Demons.
On this show two new singles from German Shepherd Records, a tribute to Robbie Shakespeare, some Space Rock, new jazz from Panama, and classic tracks from Dave Graney and the Coral Snakes, Frank Zappa and Van Der Graaf Generator plus some further dub reggae.
Featuring music from : Alister Spence Trio with Ed Kuepper, Anna Grindle, Captain Beefheart and His Magic Band, Faust, Kammahav, Neu!, Slow Burning Rage, The Fall, The Lancashire Hustlers, and The Screaming Love Collective
On this show recent guitar focused album releases from Dave Stryker, Gastón de la Cruz, Greg Amirault, Ken Serio, Oli Astral, and Guillaume Vierset. There's also great improvisation from the band of Alvin Fielder, David Dove, Jason Jackson, and Damon Smith, plus, a debut double album of solo piano from Nick Maclean.
This show features music from : Alister Spence Trio with Ed Kuepper, Amon Düül II, Anna Grindle, Burning Spear, Can, Dave Graney, Eno, Moebius & Roedelius, Faust, Kammahav, Neu!, Slow Burning Rage, That Kid Chris, The Coral Snakes, The Lancashire Hustlers, The Screaming Love Collective
A celebration of the music released by German Shepherd Records during 2021 featuring - Boz Hayward, Dan Ecclestone, 2 Lost Souls, The Wonders of Undo, Longsight, STAGGS, The Screaming Love Collective, Lizard Brain, Mark Corrin, The Parasite, Auster Boys, Filed Fangs, Inferior Complex featuring Dominic Carlton Jones, Adventures of Salvador, Moff Skellington and Cosmic Panthers
On this show we travel around the world to hear some of the latest jazz records from the USA, Europe, Russia, South America, and Israel. Ground-breaking new releases push the boundaries of the music creating a variety of fresh and in some cases unexpected sounds.
This week tracks from my favourite releases of 2021featuring - Agent Starling, Ben Monder, Blokeacola, Bunny & The Invalid Singers, Cathal Coughlan, Charlie Nieland, Clare Moore, Dave Graney, Eamon The Destroyer, Elli De Mon, Harry Stafford, Inca Babies, John Coltrane, Léanie Kaleido, Lingua Ignota, Lucy Kruger & The Lost Boys, Marco Butcher, Ron S Peno and The Superstitions, Sarah McQuaid, Scientists, Shannon & The Clams, Springtime, The Gorstey Lea Street Choir, The Mistly, The Nearlys, Tom Rainey, Tony Malaby, Tropical Fuck Storm
Featuring music from : Burning Spear, Charlie Marshall, Clare Moore, Dave Graney, Moff Skellington, Robin Guthrie, Telefis, The Cravats, The Harveys, The Janitors, The Resonant Rogues, The Screaming Love Collective, and Witches Broom
On this weeks show all new releases from Matías Formica, Nori Tani, Carn Davidson 9, Ayumi Tanaka, GNP and Edward Simon plus Posi-tone records with their tribute to Wayne Shorter.
Featuring music from : Big Youth, Burning Spear, Charlie Marshall, Clare Moore, Danny Short, Dave Graney, Dr Alimantado, I Roy, Lembryon Popstars, Robin Guthrie, Telefis, The Coral Snakes, The Harveys, The Janitors, The Resonant Rogues, The Right Side of Reason, The Screaming Love Collective, Tropical Fuck Storm, Wailing Souls, and Witches Broom
Featuring music from : Es., Jed, Karhide, Lindy-Fay Hella & Dei Farne, Mark Corrin, Mark Lockheart, Michael James Pollard, Robin Guthrie, Ron S Peno and The Superstitions, Roy Harper, Steve Hillage, The Birthday Party, The Jesus Bolt, and Tiny Fighter
On this weeks show there are new live albums from Steve Coleman and Enrico Rava. There are also new studio based releases from Adán Mizrahi, Byron Asher & Brad Webb, Brian Molloy Quartet, John Zorn, and Bruce Forman, John Clayton & Jeff Hamilton. There's also a dip in the archive for some classic Charles Mingus.
Featuring music from - Big Youth, Dave Graney, Dominic Carlton Jones, Es., Inferior Complex, Jason Merle, Karhide, Lindy-Fay Hella & Dei Farne, Mark Lockheart, Moff Skellington, Passage of Time, Ron S Peno and The Superstitions, Steve Hillage, The Birthday Party, The Jesus Bolt, Tiny Fighter
Featuring music from - 2 Lost Souls, Anatomy of Habit, Carterband, Hartwig Skellington, Kills Birds, L'Obtuce, Michael James Pollard, Nilotika Cultural Ensemble, Pip Blom, The Green Pajamas, The Scaramanga Six, and Vacuum
On this weeks show a selection of new releases from Pedway, Nabou, Eduardo Elia, Marcin Wasilewski, Noam Lemish, Leandro Giménez & Friends, Ed Petterson and the Jazzlab Orchestra and a look back at Emma Famin's album from 2019.
Featuring music from : Dislocation Dance, Michael James Pollard, The Scaramanga Six, Leo Abrahams, Dave Graney, Moff Skellington, PrunX, The Teenage Propshafts, Nico, The Junta, Anatomy of Habit, and Endless Boogie
Featuring music from:
Adventures of Salvador, White Manna, Muun Bato , Mienakanaru, C Joynes, Jeffrey Alexander and Heavy Lidders, Moff Skellington, Stepbrothers featuring The Honourable Ted, Nick Drake and, Endless Boogie
On this weeks show new releases from Lara Alarcón, Manu Codjia with Giuseppe Millaci & Lieven Venken, Lior Milliger Free Improv Trio feat. Hilliard Greene & Joe Hertenstein, Emitime, Emma Famin, Kazemde George, Luís Lopes Lisbon Berlin Quartet, and, another selection from the excellent recently released live version of John Coltrane's A Love Supreme.
Featuring music from : Adventures of Salvador, C Joynes, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Jeffrey Alexander and Heavy Lidders, Mienakanaru, Moff Skellington, Muun Bato, Nick Drake, Springtime, Stepbrothers featuring The Honourable Ted, The Dream Syndicate, and White Manna.
This week there is music from : Agent Starling, Atom Driver, Burial Waves, Electric Eye, I Am A Rocketship, Inca Babies, Movment, RJ Archer and the Painful Memories, Severed Heads, Springtime, The Kundalini Genie, Uffe, Yabby You
This week new albums from Enrique Pena, Gary Eastman, Shawn Maxwell and Phillip Cote with Marc Copland. Also continuing my look at the recent releases by Craig Taborn and the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra with their suites inspired by Dewey Redman and Anthony Braxton.
Featuring music from : Agent Starling, Atom Driver, Burial Waves, Dave Graney, Electric Eye, Inca Babies, Last Exit, Moff Skellington, Movment, N.O. Moore, RJ Archer and the Painful Memories, Severed Heads, Springtime, Uffe, Yabby You
This week music from:
Green Desert Water, Blokeacola, Klammer, Maya Jane Coles, Joe Wunderle, Emma Ruth Rendle, Moff Skellington, Murina, No Captains, Kuunatic, Telefís and Faust
On this weeks show new releases from Craig Taborn and Farnell Newton plus some classic '70s jazz from Britain with a recent release from Mike Gibbs. There is also a look at the new album from the Scottish National Jazz Orchestra which in part includes music influenced by pioneering saxophonists. I am also featuring tracks from the musicians they honour on that release, Albert Ayler and Ornette Coleman.
Featuring music from :
Blokeacola, Burr, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Don’t Grow Old, Emma Ruth Rundle, Faust, Green Desert Water, Gridfailure, Jack DeJohnette, Joe Wunderle, Klammer, Moff Skellington, Murina, Sister Carol, and Telefis
Il terzo di una serie di podcast del German Shepherd Records Kennel di suoni eclettici curati da Luisa Maraffino. Questo include musica da:
Ride, Wych Elm, Chemtrails, Ye Woodbeast, Furrowed Brow, Springfield Elementary, Giancarlo Bonafaccia, Cosmic Panthers , Big Joanie John (TimesTwo), Kill West, Membranes, Psycho Comedy, Marta Del Grandi, Iraina Mancini, Julia Bardo, Laetitia Sadier, Propori, Trianglecuts, Hate Moss, Mewn Kyoto, Curami , Threads, Oort Clod, Swedish Magazines, English Teacher, Nada.
Registrato e prodotto a Manchester nel Regno Unito e in varie località in Italia nel novembre 2021. Artwork di Stephen Chappell. Luisa ha prodotto versioni sia in inglese che in italiano.
The third in a series of podcasts from the German Shepherd Records Kennel of eclectic sounds curated by Luisa Maraffino. This one features music from:
Ride, Wych Elm, Chemtrails, Ye Woodbeast, Furrowed Brow, Springfield Elementary, Giancarlo Bonafaccia, Cosmic Panthers , Big Joanie John (TimesTwo), Kill West, Membranes, Psycho Comedy, Marta Del Grandi, Iraina Mancini, Julia Bardo, Laetitia Sadier, Propori, Trianglecuts, Hate Moss, Mewn Kyoto, Curami , Threads, Oort Clod, Swedish Magazines, English Teacher, and, Nada.
Recorded and produced in Manchester UK and various locations in Italy in November 2021. Artwork by Stephen Chappell. Luisa has produced versions in both English and Italian.
This week a mix of old and new with music from (whelpes), Artizhan, Bysts, Dubinator, Eamon The Destroyer, Flea, Inca Babies, Jim Bower, Terra Pines, The Consecutives, The Fall, The Pop Group, and Wednesdays Child
This week a selection of new releases with some classic live sounds from Sun Ra. There's music from David Sanford, Manny Kellough, Mauricio J Rodriguez, The Heavyweights Brass Band, Avataar, Barry Deister and i'm closing with some great improvisation from Tim Green and Massimo Magee.
This week there is music from : (whelpes), Artizhan, Bysts, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Dubinator, Eamon The Destroyer, Flea, Inca Babies, John Coltrane, Monolord, Terra Pines, The Fall, The Prefects, and Wednesdays Child
Featuring music from Lola In Slacks, Misty in Roots, The New Fools, Jazz Butcher, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Clinic, Melvins, The Leaf, W.H. Lung, x-blu, Jed, Liquid Sound Company, Chet Sounds, Robin Guthrie, and DRIFT. More information at the Different Noises Blog
Trios, Ivo and Trane
On this weeks show music from trios lead by Adam Nolan, Gerry Eastman and Fran Nava. There’s another track from the newly released live version of a Love Supreme Live in Seattle as well as further exploration of Ivo Perelman’s Brass and Ivory Tales Box Set. Portland, Oregon also features, a city that inspires the music of Barry Deister.
Tributes to Pat Fish (The Jazz Butcher) and Delbert Mackay (Misty In Roots) plus new albums from Amon Tobin, Jed, and Melvins and lots more
Featuring :
Amon Tobin, Chet Sounds, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Clinic Drift., Jazz Butcher, Jed, Liquid Sound Company, Lola In Slacks, Melvins, Misty In Roots, Monolord, Star Rover, The Leaf, and The New Fools
On this show an eclectic mix of new releases featuring
Struggles with Syntax, Moff Skellington, Kowloon Walled City, Pennies By The Pound, The Kundalini Genie, Gemma, Manu Codjia Giuseppe Millaci & Lieven Venken, Red Guitars, Tad, Amon Tobin, Lusitanian Ghosts, Star Rover, and Lara Alarcón
On this weeks show it's all brand new releases from Juan Bayon, Mathias Eick, Pablo Ledesma, Beth McKenna, Dan Weiss and Miles Okazaku, and Vladimir Luchansky plus a further look at Ivo Perelman's Brass and Ivory Tales box set.
This week news about a new tour by Red Guitars, a focus on the career of Lydia Lunch, more from the Dave Graney and Clare Moore back catalogue, and more from the Monolord discography.
Plus new music from:
Snafu, Kowloon Walled City, Grouper, The Kundalini Genie, Moff Skellington Struggles with Syntax, Gemma, Lara Alarcon, Pennies By The Pound Manu Codjia Giuseppe Millaci and Lieven Venken, and Beirut Slump
Featuring music from :
Bouquet of Dead Crows, Calming River, Danny Short, Lost Tuesday Society, New Age Steppers, Nolan Potter, Pas Musique, Richard Carlson Band, Sarah McQuaid, Steve Hackett, The Hill Country Devil, The Screaming Love Collective, Wednesdays Child
On this weeks show new music from escribir, a first look at a massive new release from Ivo Perelman, experimental music from Javier Subatin, the cool sounds of the Montreal Jazz Trio, improvisation from John Edwards, N.O. Moore, Eddie Prévost, & Alan Wilkinson some prog jazz from Krokofant and fascinating duets from Jane Ira Bloom & Alison Miller.
Another eclectic mix of music from the more interesting corners of the entertainment industry which includes.... - The long awaited part 2 of Bouquet of Dead Crows Hemispheres album - The long awaited St Buryan sessions album from Sarah McQuaid - Another in the excellent Magnolia Sessions series - this time with The Hill Country Devil - More from the Graney & Moore back catalogue - A new release from Mr Danny Short plus Acid Mothers Temple, Richard Carlson Band, Calming River, Steve Hackett, Nolan Potter, Leah Senior, Lost Tuesday Society, Monolord, Wednesday's Child and Pas Musique.......
An eclectic mix of new and old from Jim Bower, Space Museum, Bunny & The Invalid Singers, Shampoo, KVRVBO, Springtime, Scatter, The Sun or The Moon, Blokeacola and Joy Division
On this weeks show new releases from Benjamin Deschamps, Ed Neumeister, Paulo Santo, Takatsuki Trio, Brandee Younger, Esinam, Mareike Wiening and De Beren Gieren.
Featuring music from Big Youth, Blokeacola, Bunny & The Invalid Singers, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Jim Bower, Krokofant with Ståle Storløkken & Ingebrigt Håker Flaten, KVRVBO, Scatter, Shampoo, Snares of Sixes, Space Museum, Springtime, The Answer Lies In The Black Void, The Sun or The Moon
Featuring a tribute to Cabaret Voltaire co-founder Richard H. Kirk and music from:
The Scaramanga Six, The Persian Leaps, Antoine Pierre, Traitrs, Adam Stone, Dead Sea Apes, Black Tempest, Pink Turns Blue, The Limiñanas & Laurent Garnier, Mahogany Frog, The Answer Lies in The Black Void , and, Jed
On this weeks show new music from albums led by bassists André Carvalho, Levi Dover, and Sean
Also new music from Michael Attias working with three young Argentinian musicians and English group CongFusion. There's also some classic British Jazz from 1972 from Splinters.
This week a focus on the work of Dead Sea Apes including their collaborations with Adam Stone and Black Tempest. There's also a tribute to Richard H. Kirk with some classic tracks from Cabaret Voltaire.
In addition a selection of new releases.
Adam Stone, Antoine Pierre, Black Tempest, Cabaret Voltaire, Clare Moore, Dave Graney, Dead Sea Apes, Jed, Laurent Garnier, Mahogany Frog, Pink Turns Blue, The Limiñanas, The Persian Leaps, The Scaramanga Six, Traitrs
New releases and archive classics from Derision Cult, Dr Alimantado, Ian and Neil Moss, Jackson Code, Luis Leon, Lusitanian Ghosts, Party Day, Plum Green, The Stress of Leisure, and Union of Knives
On this weeks show a focus on recent releases by Tim Berne, including work with Mark Helias, new albums from Caroline Davis and Joachim Caffonette and a classic recording by Eric Dolphy.
On this show
a feature on Australian band The Stress of Leisure
also music from Big Youth, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Derision Cult, Dr Alimantado, Frank Zappa, Ian and Neil Moss, Jackson Code, Luis Leon, Lusitanian Ghosts, Party Day, Plum Green, Union of Knives, and Wailing Souls & Ranking Trevor
Mostly new releases featuring André Carvalho, Chrome Waves, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Ghosts of Jupiter, Lee "Scratch" Perry, Malcolm Hill and Live Flesh, Moss Skellington, Starless, Suuuns, The August List, The Kundalini Genie, and The Usual Boys
All new releases including a new unheard of until now recording of John Coltrane playing A Love Supreme live.
Other artists featured are Dave Mullen, Jared Shonig, Nabou, Javier Subatin and live music from Roy Campbell with John Dikeman, Raoul van der Weide, Peter Jacquemyn, and Klaus Kugel.
A packed show featuring a focus on Australian band The Triffids and a tribute to Michael Chapman....there's also music from André Carvalho, Chrome Waves, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Ghosts of Jupiter, Malcolm Hill and Live Flesh, Moss Skellington, Starless, Suuuns, The August List, The Kundalini Genie, The Nearlys, and The Usual Boys
Australian alternative rock and pop band, formed in Perth in Western Australia in May 1978 with David McComb as singer-songwriter, guitarist, bass guitarist and keyboardist. They achieved some success in Australia, but greater success in the UK and Scandinavia in the 1980s before disbanding in 1989. I'm featuring music from the following albums Treeless Plain, The Black Swan, Calenture, and, Live in Stockholm.
Featuring music from : Adventures of Salvador, Be Bop Deluxe, Blokeacola, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Easter, Goat, Jim Bower, Kammahav, Sarah McQuaid, Thalia Zedek Band, The Nearlys, and The Speed of Sound
On this weeks show all new releases from Jared Schonig, Henry Threadgill with his Zooid band, James Gilmore, Luis Vicente & Vasco Trilla, Pearring Sound, Francisco Mela feat. Matthew Shipp and William Parker and also a preview of the new album from Sean Conly
Mostly new releases and a tribute to Lee "Scratch" Perry.
Featuring:
Adventures of Salvador, Be Bop Deluxe, Blokeacola, Burning Spear, Dave Graney and Clare Moore, Easter, Goat, Jim Bower, Kammahav, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Lost Dog Street Band, Peter Hammill, Sarah McQuaid, Thalia Zedek Band, The Nearlys, and The Speed of Sound
A mixed bag of new releases this week featuring music from:
Bob Andy, Bouquet of Dead Crows, Brian Eaton, Ciccada, Deafheaven, Jed, Kim Salmon, Lee “Scratch” Perry, Moff Skellington, Shannon & The Clams, The Battery Farm, The Murlocs, Tropical Fuck Storm, and Wolves In The Throne Room
On this weeks episode brand new releases plus some classic Blue Note sounds from 1957 and British Jazz from 1966. You will hear Jon Gordon, Lisa Hilton, Marc Johnson, Neil Ardley & The New Jazz Orchestra, Caroline Davis, Curtis Fuller, Kazemde George, Roy Campbell, Strange Winds and Alex Pope Norris.
An eclectic mix featuring music from Bob Andy, Bouquet of Dead Crows, Brian Eaton, Ciccada, Deafheaven, Electric Light Orchestra, Harry Stafford and Marco Butcher, Jed, John Coltrane, Kim Salmon, Peter Hammill, Shannon & The Clams, The Battery Farm, The Moodists, The Murlocs, and Wolves In The Throne Room
Featuring brand new music from : Blacktop Mojo, Cinema Cinema, Four Candles, Gloop, Harry Stafford & Marco Butcher, Infidels, Kim Salmon, Kingston Express, Lesotho, Sons of Alpha Centauri, The Burner Band, The Hawks, The Persian Leaps, Tropical Fuck Storm
On this weeks show brand new music from Alex Lefaivre, Ashley Summers, Jessica Ackerley and Daniel Carter, Matthew Golombisky's Cuentos, Rodrigo Faina and Change Ensemble, Tony Malaby, and Luis Vicente & Vasco Trilla.
On this weeks show new music from New York United, Petter Eldh, Sean Conly, Igor Willcox, Andres Hayes and Andrew Cyrille. There are also older releases from Pedway, and Camila Nebbia, some classic music from 1961 from Joe Harriott, and the preview of a new album from David Sandford.
On this episode there are new releases from Ben Wilcock, Jake Baxendale and Jasmine Lovell-Smith, William Parker and Francisco Mela featuring Matthew Shipp and William Parker. There's also a deep dive into Chicago Jazz in 2015 with a focus on alto saxophonist Caroline Davis and various bands she was involved with.
On this show Argentinian jazz from Axel Filip, La Disidencia de las Máquinas and El Devinir Del Rio. I also have new albums from Hank Roberts, William Parker, and, Leo Genovese with Mariano Otero and Sergio Verdinelli. There is also a look back to the 1970s for some classic live sounds from Chris McGregor's Brotherhood of Breath
A selection of new and old this week with new releases from Art Hirihara, Ernesto Jodos with Barry Altschul & Mark Helias, Mariano Sarra, Sebastian de Urquiza, and UMA, plus archive sounds from Mike Osborne and Friends and Tisziji Munoz.
This week Jazz from Argentina with Matías Formica & Jonatan Schenone, Ernesto Jodos Barry Altschul & Mark Helias, and, Rodrigo Domínguez. Also the welcome return of UK fusion specialists Optimystik Visionaries, familiar tunes with a fresh perspective from Fifth Element, and the new one from guitarist Will Bernard. There's also two preview tracks from new releases on 577 Records from New York United and Jessica Ackerley and Daniel Carter, and, to finish some classic Miles Davis from the 1970s.
On this weeks show an eclectic mix where all corners of the jazz universe are explored including straight ahead playing, free improvisation, exotic baroque fusion, and romantic music. WIth music from Australia, South America, the USA, Europe and the UK and travellling in time between 1969 and 2021. Featuring - Alex Collins, Alexander Hawkins, Bettina Schroeder, Chris Corsano, Dave Rempis, Elisabeth Harnik, Evan Parker, Joe McPhee, Karl Latham, Kent Kessler, Michael Zerang, Rodrigo Amado, Ryan Berg, Third Ear Band, Tomás Cabado, Tony Irving
All new releases from: Andrés Elstein, Joe O’Connor, Theo Carbo & Tim Green, Matias Riquelme, Slowly Rolling Camera, Sons of Kemet, Tony Malaby, and William Parker
On this weeks show more of the outstanding Pandemic Duets curated by Stephen Gauci together with a selection of brand new releases from Luciana Morelli, Noa Fort, Peace Flag Ensemble and Gregg Belisle-Chi interpreting the music of Tim Berne. I kick off with a new band the Joel Frahm Trio.
On this weeks show four new featured new releases from Ayumi Ishito, Daniel Herskedal, Andrew Van Tassel, and Cymin Samawatie & Ketan Battie. In between other recent releases and some archive cuts. More information at www.differentnoises.com
Variety is at the heart of this weeks show with a selection of six new releases covering all aspects of jazz. There is also a look at the earliest surviving recordings of the great British alto sax man Mike Osborne. Music featured is from : Alex Sipiagin, Chris Potter, Christian McBride, Joaquin Muro, Mike Osborne, Patrick Noland, John Tate, Charles Rumback, Thomas Strønen, Ayumi Tanaka, Marthe Lea
This weeks shows focuses on the reissue of the album by Broken Shadows a band inspired by the music of Ornette Coleman, Julius Hemphill Charlie Haden and Dewey Redman. There is music from that release plus tunes from the musicians that inspired them, as well as from the individual members of the Broken Shadows band. Also featured is the new album from Silke Eberhard, and the 2018 album from Thumbscrew.
New releases featuring Alchemy Sound Project, Madre Vaca, Mårten Landström, Ray Gallon, René Lussier, Sound Prints, Susan Alcorn, Leila Bordreuil, Ingrid Laubrock, and The Near Jazz Experience
A selection of new releases from : Gabor Lesko, James Brandon Lewis, Matt Booth & Palindromes, Nate Wooley, Ojoyo, Sound Prints, Yaniv Taubenhouse, and Zane Carney
Featuring the new album from Gerald Cleaver which mixes modular electronics with jazz - Gerald honours great jazz figures from his life with tributes - there's also music from the subjects of those tributes. Also new releases from Shijin, Joey Alexander, The Winnipeg Jazz Orchestra and David Virelles plus some archive cuts.
New Jazz releases featuring music from : Broken Shadows, Friendy, Graham Collier, Miguel de Armas, Silke Eberhard, Tom Rainey, Tony Malaby, Vijay Iver, Linda May Han Oh, Tyshawn Sorey
Featuring new music from Alexa Tarantino, Ayumi Ashito, Banausoi, Dom Minasi, Gerald Cleaver, L'abime, Le Bruits des Dofs, Mark Sanders and Paul Dunmall , Natalio Sued, Playfield, and, Rachel Musson
This week I introduce new and archive music from Axel Fillip & Camilla Nebbia, Behn Gillece , Damon Locks Black Monument Ensemble, Devin Gray, Gerry Hemingway Michel Wintsch & Bänz Oester, , Hugh Hopper, Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp, Marc Ducret, and , Peter Brötzmann Hamid Drake & Maâllem Mokhtar Gania