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Joshua Redman, Walking Shadow…

This is Joshua Redman’s “ballads with strings” record, … more »

The Byron Allen Trio, The Byr…

During the 1960s, Bernard Stollman’s ESP label worked a side of the… more »

Darcy James Argue’s Sec…

With Infernal Machines, Darcy James Argue seemed to come out of nowhere: … more »

Kendrick Scott Oracle, Convic…

“Lord, make me an instrument of thy peace. Where there is hatred le… more »

Craig Taborn Trio, Chants…

Craig Taborn HAS set a daunting standard with his outings as a leader: 20… more »

Dave Douglas Quintet, Time Tr…

The seven tracks here come from the same April 2012 session as last year… more »

Jaimeo Brown, Transcendence…

Jaimeo Brown’s Transcendence is “essential” music, in t… more »

Uri Caine and Han Bennink, So…

This inspired meeting between adventurous keyboardist Caine and gale-forc… more »

Sean Nowell, The Kung-Fu Mast…

Sean Nowell has firmly established his credentials as a stolid post-bop s… more »

Aaron Diehl, The Bespoke Man…

Any ensemble fronted by piano and vibes is going to garner comparisons to… more »

Tomasz Stanko New York Quarte…

The veteran Polish trumpeter Tomasz Stanko has long been a reliable and r… more »

Duke Ellington, Complete Colu…

Any significant band leader who stays in the public eye long enough will … more »

Steve Lacy, Barry Wedgle …

Despite being one of the most singular voices to come out of jazz, and on… more »

Stan Getz Quartet, Live at Bi…

Tenor saxophonist Stan Getz gained commercial success early in his career… more »

Charles Lloyd & Jason Mo…

The reedist Charles Lloyd, who turns 75 on March 15, is almost twice the … more »

Ryan Keberle and Catharsis, M…

Ryan Keberle’s third album as a leader is not as different from the… more »

Wayne Shorter Quartet, Withou…

Seven months away from his 80th birthday, the greatest living composer in… more »

Christian Howes, Southern Exp…

Southern Exposure is an evocative musical geography tour writ in bold str… more »

Rudresh Mahanthappa, Gamak…

Indian-American saxophonist Rudresh Mahanthappa sometimes looks for ways … more »

Terri Lyne Carrington, Money …

Fifty years ago, United Artists released Duke Ellington’s Money Jun… more »

Chris Potter, The Sirens…

Chris Potter, a titanic saxophonist still searching for the ceiling of hi… more »

John Hollenbeck, Songs I Like…

Most widely known for his Claudia Quintet, which chucks the usual piano i… more »

Harvie S with Kenny Barron, W…

Whether he is providing the lone accompaniment to idiosyncratic vocalist … more »

Jeremy Pelt, Water and Earth…

Trumpeter-composer Jeremy Pelt has been trying for years now to add some … 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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