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Bruce Barth, Live at the Vill…

One good thing about jazz is that it can be made persuasively without rei… more »

Kenny Garrett, Pushing The Wo…

It is good to have Kenny Garrett back so firmly in the driver’s sea… more »

Mike Wofford, It’s Pers…

Occasionally I’ll play Wofford for friends, savvy listeners who, ne… more »

Rashied Ali, At the Vision Fe…

Time has revealed drummer Rashied Ali as one of the key figures during a … more »

Jimmy Webb, Still Within The …

In retrospect, having Jimmy Webb record new versions of classic songs fro… more »

Dave Holland & Prism, Pr…

To call Prism (both the name of this album and Dave Holland’s new a… more »

Cécile McLorin Salvant…

Few modern jazz debuts have been as audacious and confident as 23-year-ol… more »

Ethan Iverson, Costumes Are M…

The Bad Plus pianist Ethan Iverson has assembled a fascinating quartet co… more »

Henri Texier, Respect…

Bassist Henri Texier’s Respect resonates with a quiet strength … more »

Chris Morrissey, North Hero…

Bassist Chris Morrissey’s sophomore effort is approachably left-of-… more »

Steve Swallow Quintet, Into T…

Probably the most underrated aspect of Steve Swallow’s music is the… more »

Various Artists, The Naughty …

Some things never change. Seduction and courtship rituals have always bee… more »

Preservation Hall Jazz Band, …

It’s hard to imagine there’s anything the Preservation Hall J… more »

Jeff Williams, The Listener…

Pianoless quartets with alto sax and trumpet on the front line inevitably… more »

Kris Davis, Capricorn Climber…

Pianist/composer Kris Davis is a patient musician. And she expects her co… more »

Mark Dresser and Mark Helias,…

Duet acoustic bass albums aren’t without precedent in jazz, but the… more »

The Bruce Gertz Quintet, Open…

In jazz, as in many things, how one achieves a high profile is determined… more »

Johnny Smith, Walk, Don…

I first heard his song from the Ventures, like many others painstakingly … more »

Bill Frisell, Big Sur…

Guitarist Bill Frisell has spent a career making strange and beautiful mu… more »

Orrin Evans, …It Was B…

Orrin Evans delights and excels at subverting jazz clichés. A crea… more »

Eric Revis, City of Asylum…

Andrew Cyrille is a 72-year-old drummer who spent a decade stoking the fi… more »

Ketil Bjørnstad, La Nott…

La Notte was commissioned by the Norway Molde International Jazz Festival… more »

Roscoe Mitchell, Not Yet…

This is Roscoe Mitchell’s finest classical album yet. And, interest… more »

George Benson, Inspiration (A…

The emotional touchstone and title explanation for Inspiration arrives on… 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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