Trombonist Michael Dease returns with “Flow”, his eleventh release for Posi-Tone, and while it certainly has its shining ...

When Nils Petter Molvær first released “Khmer” back in 1997, it was something of a seismic event: a brooding, atmospheric ...

For his thrilling new album “Imaginary Mountains”, Finnish pianist Aki Rissanen offers a bold, emotionally resonant statement ...

Eric McPherson’s Double Bass Quartet is the kind of project that reminds you how cool and endlessly inventive modern jazz can ...

There’s something quietly mesmerising about “Solace”, the new album from the Dutch piano trio Sjoerd van Bommel (drums), Mike ...

At 90 years of age, Dino Saluzzi remains one of music’s great sonic poets. On “El Viejo Caminante” (“The Old Wanderer”), the ...

Poems Never End’. It’s an incredibly evocative title particularly when considering the inspiration behind the words stemming ...

There’s an earth-deep resonance to “Blood Lines”, the live debut from tenor saxophonist Rico Jones, and it hits you within ...

Out of the vast Pacific skies of Aotearoa comes the second celestial transmission from The Circling Sun, a genre-melding ...

Trumpeter Josh Lawrence returns with “Still We Dream”, his seventh release for the ever-consistent Posi-Tone label. This time ...

Australian trio Trichotomy reunites with singer-songwriter Danny Widdicombe on “Iridescence”, a gently crafted collection ...

There are moments in jazz when an artist steps into the full light of their vision, unfiltered and unafraid. “Painters of the ...