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Matthew Shipp Trio, Elastic As…

The debut studio recording by pianist Matthew Shipp's current trio, previ… more »

Lamb of God’s Chris Adle…

Lamb of God are one of the best metal bands inAmerica, and drummer Chris … more »

Amoral, Beneath

This fifth album, and U.S. debut, by furious Finns Amoral finds them evol… more »

Liberteer, Better To Die On Yo…

Grindcore is not typically a restrained genre. The drums blast, the guita… more »

Lamb of God, Resolution…

Lamb of God's seventh studio album (counting their debut as Burn the Prie… more »

Skeletonwitch, Forever Abomina…

These Ohio headbangers synthesize a variety of sub-styles into a blend th… more »

Subrosa, No Help for the Might…

This doomy, female-led Salt Lake City art-metal outfit made one of the mo… more »

Wolvhammer, The Obsidian Plain…

On album No. 2, Minnesota-based Wolvhammer have moved from the tiny Init … more »

Hull, Beyond the Lightless Sky…

If you like Neurosis, you'll like Hull. Vocalist Nick Palmirotto has a ba… more »

Monomono, Give The Beggar A Ch…

Joni Haastrup has one of the most fascinating stories in Nigerian music h… more »

Monomono, The Dawn Of Awarenes…

Joni Haastrup has one of the most fascinating stories in Nigerian music h… more »

Joni Maastrup, Wake Up Your Mi…

Joni Haastrup has one of the most fascinating stories in Nigerian music h… more »

Primus, Green Naugahyde…

The first Primus album in a dozen years is a step backward, but a somewha… more »

YOB, Atma

YOB's brand of doom is somewhat reminiscent of the titanic Sleep on this,… more »

Toxic Holocaust, Conjure and C…

Toxic Holocaust is fundamentally a one-man show; guitarist and vocalist J… more »

Blue Note’s Mid-’6…

In the early 1960s, as the manic improvisations of bebop gave way to blue… more »

Lee Morgan, Search for the New…

In 1963, trumpeter Lee Morgan had a major breakthrough hit with the funky… more »

Art Blakey and the Jazz Messen…

Even as Wayne Shorter established himself as a leader, Art Blakey's Jazz … more »

Wayne Shorter, Night Dreamer (…

Tenor saxophonist Wayne Shorter came to Blue Note in the mid '60s fulfill… more »

Larry Young, Into Somethin…

On his own albums, organist Larry Young took the instrument far from its … more »

Grant Green, Talkin’ Abo…

The organ trio (organ, guitar and drums) is the bedrock of soul jazz, but… more »

Sam Rivers, Contours

Saxophonist Sam Rivers first came to broad public attention via a short s… more »

Joe Henderson, Inner Urge (The…

Of the five albums Joe Henderson made for Blue Note in the '60s, only thi… more »

Jackie Mclean, Destination…

One of two albums alto saxophonist McLean made in partnership with Gracha… more »

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