What are the best jazz releases from this year?
What are the best jazz releases from this year?
Elijah Davis
Christopher White
Jack DeJohnette, Ravi Coltrane & Matthew Garrison - In Movement
Wacław Zimpel - Lines
Supersilent - 13
Travis Laplante & Peter Evans - Secret Meeting
Fire - She Sleeps, She Sleeps
Roland Dahinden / Hildegard Kleeb – Stones
Ellery Eskelin – Trio Willisau - Live
Christopher Lewis
Justin Harris
is the answer ever not bill evans
Justin Miller
Your pic, People of the North's "The Caul", and Idris Ackamoor & The Pyramids' "We Be All Africans".
Easton Johnson
>Laplante / Evans
Seconding this, along with She Sleeps
Christian Nguyen
bump
Xavier Hughes
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and Lisa has joined company with Krallice by bookending the year. New one comes out next friday
Joseph Green
This Brötzmann thing is quite good
Jordan King
the Thing did a collaboration with The DKV trio, who I was pretty unfamiliar with aside from drummer Hamid Drake's work. It's recorded from a concert in Poland two years ago, Gustafsson plays tenor and baritone and vandermark is on bass clarinet and tenor. I think the double trio format made an interesting dynamic. I enjoyed it a lot more than She Sleeps she sleeps, and ritual, which I was both looking forward to and was disappointed.
Lucas Gonzalez
That album was fucking awful
Hunter Lee
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Aaron Jones
Yo anyone check out this lil boy?
Jose Parker
I've never heard any Afro-centric jazz that was any good at all. Should is still give this a try?
Thomas Cook
Yeah, it's awesome. There's a nice mix of influences on it - funky tracks, more brooding spiritual tracks, etc. "Rhapsody In Berlin" is probably one of my favorite songs from this year
Carson Gonzalez
Yea, also the group was most important in the 70s, if that's any sort of proof that their music is enduring
Henry Moore
>Jack DeJohnette, Ravi Coltrane & Matthew Garrison - In Movement
what is ECM bullshit
>Wacław Zimpel - Lines
what is overrated post-/minimalism in a Stetson way. you might as well say last Anenon record is a jazz record.
>Supersilent - 13
Supersilent never were a jazz band anyway, this is free improv based on eai
>Travis Laplante & Peter Evans - Secret Meeting
this is good, still more of a free improv record. but it is really good. Evans solo trumpet is mindblowing on its own (see Lifeblood). Laplante is playing supporting role in here, and sometimes he gets boring, but Evans keeps it interesting throughout.
>jazz
what it jazz rock with a bit of improv
>Roland Dahinden / Hildegard Kleeb – Stones
underwhelming af. as usual with HatHut we have either amazing records or just plain boring one. this falls under 2nd category.
>Ellery Eskelin – Trio Willisau - Live
this falls under 1st one though. it's a quality post-bop record. yet it's recorded live, so of course some parts of it improvised.
well duh
didn't listen this and your previews didn't make me want to really
>heavy psych mixed with Brotzmann's squeaks
cheesiest shit ever, seriously.
it's alrite. nothing much to say about it.
i did. i don't think blue note released something really good in last 5 or even 10 years if not more. this is just harmless jazzy compositions you'd hear on some radio or maybe hallmark tv. it's pleasant but useless. in my opinion of course.
2016 was quite a bullshit for jazz tbqh, because pic related is probably best thing to come out this year, but it's also not amazing. just good, solid record. ugh.
Jonathan Nguyen
Do you have RYM or a list over things you like? You seem to know what you like.
Jason Rogers
Lucia Cadotsch - Speak Low is quite good
Cameron Gomez
Henri Texier - Dakota mab
Joachim Kühn - Beauty & truth
Thierry Maillard - Il canto delle montagne
Moutin factory quintet - Deep
Ingrid Laubrock - Serpentines
Mauro Gagano - Suite for battling Siki
Joëlle Léandre - Can you hear me ?
Dré Pallemaerts - Coutances
Claude Tchamitchian - Traces
Boris Kozlov - Conversations at the well
Julian Adams
Elijah Rivera
Shit tier taste
Samuel Smith
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Charles Mitchell
Supersilent are free improv