All posts tagged "Jazz"
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63ReviewsREVIEW: Mammal Hands – “Shadow Work”
Contemporary jazz is something that I admittedly don’t have a lot of experience with, but do have a natural allure to. Seeing...
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151NewsNEWS: GoGo Penguin Announce 2018 Album And Mini Tour Through England
GoGo Penguin may have the advantage of being named after the cutest animal ever (and having an awesome logo), but their blend...
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378Featured Band of the WeekWEEKLY FEATURED ARTIST: The Kraken Quartet
Percussion is a wondrous thing; the variety of sounds that can be made with that family of instruments is so expansive, you...
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460Featured Band of the WeekWEEKLY FEATURED ARTIST: Mammal Hands
Speaking in both contemporary and historical context, the term ‘prog’ is undeniably more closely associated with the rock and metal realm than...
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729ReviewsREVIEW: Dreadnought – “A Wake In Sacred Waves”
Well, I don’t think I’ve ever been in the position of being left utterly speechless before even starting the review before, but...
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902FeaturesWHAT’S THE SOUND OF…SEPTEMBER?!
Should I really waste time with an introduction? You folks know the drill: Long list of records that are good for...
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340Featured Band of the WeekWEEKLY FEATURED ARTIST: Flannel Math Animal
As technology advances exponentially each year, it has become ever easier for artists of all mediums to capture their talents and to...
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601ReviewsREVIEW: Subterranean Masquerade – “Vagabond”
It’s amazing what a few years can do to the sound of a band, and while Subterranean Masquerade‘s first outing was by no means...
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863FeaturesWHAT’S THE SOUND OF…AUGUST?!
The slack of the summer is over, August pumped out releases relentlessly (I’m looking at you, August 25). I don’t want to...
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699ReviewsREVIEW: Portico Quartet – “Art In The Age Of Automation”
Contrary to the statements of many backward jazz fans claiming that ‘jazz was better way back when…’, the genre is actually alive...