Asaf Sirkis, Solar Flash, 2021
Israeli drummer Asaf Sirkis has teamed up with famed UK keyboardist Gary Husband and Scottish bassist Kevin Glasgow to create his new
Tag: jazz
Xavi Reija Trio, Dreamscape Room, 2020
Spanish drummer extraordinaire Xavi Reija is back and for this journey has brought along composer and pianist José Carra and bass player
Sirkis Bialas IQ, Our New Earth, 2019
Second album from Asaf Sirkis (drums) and Sylwia Bialas (vocals and waterphone) with Frank Harrison on keyboards and Kevin Glasgow on bass.
Mark Wingfield & Gary Husband, Tor & Vale, 2019
Guitarist Mark Wingfield is no stranger to these pages. And while not everything he does suits me, several of his albums are
Freya Roy, Ahlke, 2019
When I was reading the press sheet coming with this album, I got a bit sad and ashamed that, in this day
Xavi Reija, The Sound Of The Earth, 2018
Spanish maestro drummer Xavi Reija is giving us another insight in his musical world. And if you are familiar with his previous
Mark Wingfield, Tales From the Dreaming City, 2018
Seems Mark Wingfield loves to keep himself busy. So here is his next release on Moonjune. Joining him are the familiar faces
Dwiki Dharmawan, Rumah Batu, 2018
Third time Indonesian musician Dwiki Dharmawan is present here. I quite like the first, had some doubts about the second, and have
Vantomme, Vegir, 2017
Ah, another Moonjune Records release. And featuring none other than the mighty Tony Levin (King Crimson, Peter Gabriel, Stick Men) on bass!
Dawson Rutledge, Monsters, 2017
One of the best things about doing this is that you get to hear a wide variety of music. And since variety
Keith Emerson, Plays Emerson, 2017
This is a re-release of an album that has long been out of print. It is also a fresh remaster, albeit with
Machine Mass, Plays Hendrix, 2017
I guess the cover art and the title says it all really. Yet if you know that the album is out on
Xavi Reija, Reflections, 2017
The previous album from Spanish drummer Xavi Reija was one in which he excelled in jazz and free form songs. On his
Savoldelli Casarano Bardoscia, The Great Jazz Gig In The Sky, 2016
If you take a look at the cover and the title of the album, I am quite sure a lot of you