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The surprising, impressive collaboration of Argentine sax player Luis Nacht, an essential figure in Argentine jazz, and Argentine prolific free improviser sax player Camila Nebbia, is committed to the art of the moment. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/03/05/l...

Portuguese, Belfast-based sound artist and researcher Matilde Meireles explores Belfast's stream, ecosystems, and architectures, intriguing and highly immersive sonic forms. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/03/04/m...

Puerto Rican-born, New York-based guitarist, composer, and visual artist Gabriel Vicéns blends the sensual, traditional rhythms of Afro-Puerto Rican folklore with the complex and intricate harmonic richness of modern jazz. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/gabri...

Norwegian vocal artist and electronics player Stine Janvin & synth and tapes player Morten Joh offer an evocative cycle of funeral-processional music as if they are summoning choirs of mysterious, expressive ghosts. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/stine...

The Czech experimental trio of Petr Válek, Jara Tarnovski & Ondrej Merta makes music with whatever junk objects are loosely strewn silently around the venue, playing alone and with SunDog (Isabelle Duthoit & eRikm). My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/03/04/v...

Pianist and composer Katya Sourikova returns after a decade with new compositions that reflect her long fascination with J.S. Bach’s contrapuntal thinking, translated into a modern, chamber piano jazz trio format. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/katya...

Emmeluth's Amoeba's 4th album relies on the distinct voices of sax player Signe K. Emmeluth, pianist Christian Balvig, guitarist Karl Bjorå & drummer Ole Mofjell and its exploratory aesthetics. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/emmel...

Norwegian experimental quartet Oker - trumpeter Torstein Lavik Larsen, double bass player Adrian Myhr, guitarist Fredrik Rasten & percussionist Jan Martin Gismervik - explores meteorological and planetary phenomena. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/oker-2/

Swiss experimental duo Diatribes - vibes player Cyril Bondi and electronics player D'incise + French violinist Clara Levy resurrect a medieval Sephardic song as a minimalist, sparse, and melancholic drone-like texture. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/diatr...

The Swiss experimental trio Omnivore - vocal artist Vera Baumann, cellist Silvan Jeger & electronics player Lua Jungck - attempts to sketch a musical image of our complex, endangered world. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/03/02/o...

The one and only, vocal artist Shelley Hirsch, with the ever-inventive rhythm section of double bass player Christian Weber and drummer Alfred Vogel in a 54-minute “let it all”. My review for the @Freejazzblog: www.freejazzblog.org/2026/02/shel...

Slovenian double bass player and sound artist Tomaž Grom's electroacoustic composition Ko Bo presents the urban atmosphere as a threatened and vulnerable sonic setting, constantly disturbed by distracting, arbitrary noises. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/03/01/t...

Norwegian guitarist Håvard Skaset & drummer-percussionist Ståle Liavik Solberg enjoy a chaotic and anarchistic free-improvised meeting at a local barn, corresponding with imaginary and twisted elements of blues, folk, and jazz. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/havar...

Canadian tenor sax player and composer Quinsin Nachoff’s Patterns from Nature converges music, film, and physics, inspired by Canadian physicist Stephen Morris' research on emergent patterns. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/quins...

Intuitive, intimate free improvised duos, one trio, and solos curated by vocal artist Jean-Michel Van Schouwburg, with pioneer of signal processing instrument Lawrence Casserley, at Hans Mittendorf’s Gallery in Seesen. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/02/27/i...

The free improvised, conversational meeting of Illinois-based academics - guitarist Adam Larison & drummer-percussionist Richard Gilman-Opalsky. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/adam-...

Japanese alto sax player Masayo Koketsu & American percussionist (who was born in Japan) Nava Dunkelman's second free improvised meeting, stressing their immediate, profound, and emphatic camaraderie. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/masay...

Drummer and composer Devin Gray matches free jazz, electronic processing, and extended instrumental techniques with his experimental, inquisitive, and sound-oriented trio with Andrea Parkins and Frank Gratkowski. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/02/26/g...

Paal Nilssen-Love Large Unit with Japanese sax legend Akira Sakata performs a Japanese anti-war poem with a Japanese folk theme + Nilssen-Love's composition for Large Unit's drummer, sax player, accordionists, and tuba players. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/large...

American polymath Elliott Sharp & singer-songwriter Eric Mingus use blues as a relevant and useful antidote to the current ills of America + E# remastered duo free improvised album of acoustic guitars with Nels Cline. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/eric-...

The 4th album of the Tuscany-based ensemble TMR – Tuscany Music Revolution free improvising ensemble, recorded live under the stars of the Chapel of the Madonna di Vitaleta in San Quirico d’Orcia, Tuscany. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/02/24/t...

Italian drummer and electronics player Francesca Remigi & Swiss reed player and sound artist Fabian Mösch explore and experiment with slow-shifting, non-structured sonic environments in a pendulum movement. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/02/24/f...

Italian pianist Nicola Guazzaloca in a masterful, poetic, free improvised duo with cellist Francesco Guerri + leading his quintet Tell No Lies, inspired by the vitality of South African jazz, My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/02/23/n...

Palestinian singer-songwriter Amal Murkus امل مرقس & Italian pianist Alessandro Sgobbio's beautiful Breathing تنف»س reflects their belief in the power of art and music to suggest a better, just, and compassionate world. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/amal-...

Paper Masks captures the first collaboration between two singular, experimental artists – Japanese vocal artist and electronics player Phew & Berlin-based interdisciplinary artist, poet, and vocalist Danielle De Picciotto. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/phew-...

British vocal and sound artist Viv Corringham and Italian soprano sax player Gianni Mimmo offer a set of intimate, sensual, and surreal wordless conversations, evocative stories, and enigmatic spells. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/02/22/v...

Danish sax player Amalie Dahl expands her Dafnie free jazz quintet into a 12-member ensemble, takes it to Moldejazz festival, and lets it swing freely between chamber-music-like stillness and massive free-jazz energy. My review for Percorsi Musicali: www.percorsimusicali.eu/2026/02/21/a...

Portuguese sax hero José Lencastre in the debut album of free-improv trio with bassist João Hasselberg & drummer Kresten Osgood + Smoop, his debut album with a new free-improv quartet with Greek Musicians. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/lenca...

The Setting, the trio, and The Setting, the album, is the debut of the New York-based new trio of double bass player and composer Eivind Opsvik, pianist and keyboard player Elias Stemeseder & guitarist Will Graefe. My review for Salt Peanuts: salt-peanuts.eu/record/the-s...

天藤丸 Ten-Toh-Maru is the most experimental ensemble that Japanese pianist-composer Satoko Fujii plays in, with incomparable voice artist Tenko (天鼓) & no-input mixer board explorer Toshimaru Nakamura (中村 俊丸). My review for the Free Jazz Blog: www.freejazzblog.org/2026/02/ten-...