There’s always been something quietly magical about Thomas Strønen’s Time Is A Blind Guide, a group that seems to breathe as ...

Cast your mind back to 2006 and Mario Biondi’s Handful of Soul: that impeccably crafted record was many listeners’ first ...

Copenhagen born tenor saxophonist Andreas Toftemark has performed regularly in New York and Europe both as a sideman and ...

Levitation Orchestra’s third album, Sanctuary, arrives as both a consolidation and deepening of the ensemble’s communal ...

For long-time fans of Snorkel, the collective’s latest release must surely come with tremendous excitement as the project ...

The late trumpeter and writer Ian Carr, who worked with Michael Garrick in the Rendell/Carr Quintet, once described the ...

Emerging from the Mamelodi township near Pretoria in the early 1960s, Malombo carved a unique path in South African music.

Kati Brien’s Zelebrity Zebra arrives as a coolly poised entry in her catalogue, a record that values restraint over ...

Field Recordings from Other Constellations” is a collaboration between electronic music boffins, Isambard Khroustallov (the ...

The Lebanese-American writer and poet Khalil Gibran once eloquently said “Your body is the harp of your soul” while Game of ...

Shifting Paradigm Records has quietly carved out a niche over the past decade as a sanctuary for adventurous, forward-looking ...

Some performances arrive decades late and still sound urgent, alive and impossible to ignore — Horace Silver’s 1965 Penthouse recordings are precisely that. By the summer of 1965, Horace Silver was ...