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Adam Fairhall, The Imaginary …

On The Imaginary Delta, pianist and composer Adam Fairhall speaks with a … more »

Jeremy Siskind, Finger-Songwr…

There is a classic intimacy to the piano, sax, vocals of the Jeremy Siski… more »

Amit Friedman Sextet, Sunrise…

Creating his own mix of jazz and Middle Eastern music, saxophonist Amit F… more »

Goran Kajfes, X/Y

Trumpeter Goran Kajfes lives two different lives, one as a creator of mus… more »

Vicky Tilson Quartet, Tales F…

Vicky Tilson is a classically trained oboist and pianist who developed an… more »

John Stowell & Christoph…

Origin label vet John Stowell and fellow Pacific Northwestjazz vet bring … more »

Miho Wada, Para Ti

Naming her style “Japanese punk jazz,” Miho Wada finds a way … more »

Blake Lyman, Anthology, For N…

Titling his debut album Anthology, For Now displays the amusing sense of … more »

Bill Dixon, Envoi

When an artist passes, there is, justifiably, an added significance place… more »

Take Acre, Take Acre

The opening notes of Take Acre’s debut album seem not to intrigue t… more »

Sunna Gunnlaugs, Long Pair Bo…

Bridging the divide between the atmospheric introversion of the Norwegian… more »

New Jazz This Week

In the jazz world, 2012 is starting off strong, with some late 2011 arriv… more »

Tunnel Six, Lake Superior…

When the members of an ensemble sacrifice all selfish thought and throw t… more »

Kekko Fornarelli, Room of Mir…

The late Esbjorn Svensson transformed the piano trio with his use of elec… more »

Markus Pesonen Hendectet, Hum…

On Hum, waves of noise crash down, one after the other, an 11-piece army … more »

The South Trio, Elegy for a R…

Whenever a piano trio employs electronic effects on a recording, as The S… more »

RIP Jazz Great Paul Motian, 1…

The jazz world mourned a great loss on Nov. 22, when legendary drummer Pa… more »

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Kicking at the Boundaries of Metal

By Jon Wiederhorn, eMusic Contributor

As they age, extreme metal merchants often inject various non-metallic styles into their songs in order to hasten their musical growth. Sometimes, as with Alcest and Jesu, they develop to the point where their original… more »

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