Turnpike Diaries Vol.3 Big Mammals

Another in Malaby's remarkable series of field recordings which was captured on March 12, 2021 Malaby says "Two of my favourite sound designers, William Parker and Billy Mintz, came and propelled me into beautiful landscapes bringing out the soaring screech of raptors, the sea mammal and dancing bear in me".Two huge pieces of modal jazz … Continue reading Turnpike Diaries Vol.3 Big Mammals

Aural Delights Show 390

Inferior Complex-EpicBouquet of Dead Crows-Cagedradiant.-[u]Ancient River-King FreakDire Wolves-Let The Dog See The RabbitRobert Sharp-You Don't Sleep Well6th Crowd-The Day Is OverDave Graney & Clare Moore-Everybody's Gone (From Somewhere)Kammahav-BonesKánaán-Double Sun Pt.1Los Mundos-BisonarThe Lighthouse Keepers-Demolition TeamPeter Hammill-After The ShowBlackout JA & Liondub-Rize AgainBlackQueen-InfinitesimalBlokeacola-Sky HighBouquet of Dead Crows-HemispheresDeniz Tek-Eddie Would GoDave Graney & Clare Moore-The Long Train of … Continue reading Aural Delights Show 390

Doubt Rings (Eternal)

A welcome return for Manchester's Easter finds the band in fine form with four great songs. Big rock music with an expansive sound, joyous and triumphant feelings abound throughout these carefully crafted songs. Tom Long and Co are back to the high watermark set by the debut album "Innocence Man". It's an EP but the … Continue reading Doubt Rings (Eternal)

Live at Panama 2020

On the 8th of March Dyson, Stringer and Cloher played at a festival just outside of Launceston, Lutruwita (Tasmania) called Panama. About 1500 people gathered on the most beautiful Palawa Country, open air under the light of a full moon. A few days later the band found themselves in the unfamiliar territory of needing to … Continue reading Live at Panama 2020

Freya

Freya is the seventh album from Dutch saxophonist Tineke Postma. Her first since 2014, Freya is a come-back album as a leader. Following an acclaimed international career, including work with legends Herbie Hancock and Wayne Shorter, Tineke’s Freya represents a fresh start with a new label, reinvigorated energy and an exciting band that is collectively … Continue reading Freya

Bouche Perdue

Sprightly and inventive interpretations of Kaufmann compositions from a great trio. Recorded in 2004 but not released until 16 years later. There is very little available information about this release. Released January 19, 2020 on WhirrbooM! Records Michael Moore - clarinet, alto saxophoneAchim Kaufmann - pianoDylan van der Schyff - drum kit All compositions by … Continue reading Bouche Perdue

Live At Willimantic Records

The American debut release from Lao Dan, China’s emerging free player on bamboo flute, suona and alto saxophone. Dan’s voice is starkly unique, even among the blurred lines of international Improv/Jazz. He’s steeped in native traditions yet eagerly obliterates those boundaries with ecstatic intensity and haunting melodies. His dense reedy, drones and jagged melodic shrieks … Continue reading Live At Willimantic Records

Suburbiopia

Melbourne’s Tropical Fuck Storm have announced a new single Suburbiopia b/w This Perfect Day, out physically on April 3rd. This 7" is limited to 500 hand-numbered copies on doublemint green vinyl, and includes high quality digital downloads in MP3, AIFF & WAV. A-side "Suburbiopia" is a lo-fi, hi-tech, sci-fi, slo-grind, disco scuzz, dance smash. Sung … Continue reading Suburbiopia

Pale Horse

The Woodland Hunters are a guitar band from Melbourne, Australia. Two members also play in The Sand Pebbles. Releases to date are an EP "So Far to Travel, So Far to Go" (2015), the debut album "Let’s Fall Apart" (2016) and the most recent album "The Thoughts of Chairman Jim" (2019). The gap between releases … Continue reading Pale Horse

Naive

PGX is an all-girl band born on the South Island between Christchurch and Dunedin in 2017. They started as flatmates who became bandmates after long nights over glasses of wine dissecting melodies and discussing ideas that may or may not belong together. A big part of their sound is the left field spoken word vocal … Continue reading Naive