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Singer/composer Anja is the daughter of Jan. This is her debut album and presents a very modern, stripped down feel that is actually much more lush than a quick listen would have you think (many tracks feature a string quartet, piano, percussion, cello...

"This one is very eagerly-awaited: it has been six years since Jan Garbarek’s last album as a leader (“In Praise of Dreams”). And, moreover, this double-album – recorded in Dresden’s Alter Schlachthof in October 2007 – is also the first-ever live set...

"There appear to be fewer and fewer musicians (Asian, European, American, Latin American) with whom Garbarek hasn't collaborated at some time. Where no collaboration is possible, he will happily doodle on top of already highly-polished works, as in the...

"Norwegian saxophonist Jan Garbarek cut his teeth emulating John Coltrane and blowing gales through the muscular compositions of George Russell and open improvisations of Keith Jarrett. But since the mid 1980s, the saxophonist has been making an...

Jan Garbarek soprano and tenor saxophones
The Hilliard Ensemble
David James countertenor
Rogers Covey-Crump tenor
Steven Harrold tenor
Gordon Jones baritone

"The inspired bringing together of Jan Garbarek and the Hillia

One of the most immediately identifiable voices on saxophone and one of the originators of the 'Nordic jazz' sound. This features an ECM all-star band: Jan Garbarek-saxes, Bill Connors-guitars, John Taylor-organ and piano and Jack DeJohnette-drums...

Jan Garbarek: tenor and soprano saxophones, wood flute
Kjell Johnsen: pipe organ

“Recorded in a Stockholm church in 1979, Aftenland documents a fascinating encounter between Jan Garbarek, improviser par excellence, and classical organist Kjell Johnsen. “Preparing and realizing Aftenland was one of the most interesting experiences in my entire career,” Johnsen has said. “A major artistic achievement”, wrote Contemporary Keyboard.”

"Top down, tunes up and cruising out of the Jersey suburbs into yr heart are Garcia Peoples and their debut LP "Cosmic Cash" on Beyond Beyond is Beyond. Originally a quartet (Tom Malach and Danny Arakaki on guitars, Cesar Arakaki on drums, Derek Spaldo on bass) but recently beefed up into a five-piece with PG Six (Tower Recordings, Wet Tuna) on keys, Garcia Peoples are just what our little psychedelic corner of the world needs right now &fun.
"Cosmic Cash" effortlessly heaves joy. The low-key vocal.

Jerry Garcia – acoustic guitar, vocals
John Kahn – double bass

“Garcia and Kahn ventured out on the road under the banner of a 'Northwest Acoustic Tour,' which basically reads as another daring adventure into the hills for this most dynamic of duos. The concert for the incarcerated of Oregon s State Penitentiary in 1982 mixed songs from the Dead and Garcia's solo repertoire as well as covers and traditional songs favoured by both players. With both of these noted counter culture figures...

This collection of new classical Latin American work by the Cuban born, Miami based composer is a series of pieces that invoke an abstract expressionist sensibility set against a time free present. Repetition and slow evolution of materials result in a...

Chris Pitsiokos - alto saxophone, electronics
Violeta Garcia - cello

"This powerful first recording between NY alto extreme saxophonist Pitsiokos and Argentinian noise cellist Garcia lives up to its reputation. It is an unrelenting juxtaposition of screeches and squalls, of strings rubbed to their breaking point up against extreme reed skronks. Together they complement and contrast and create an organic noise that is quite thrilling."

Violeta Garcia - cello

"Violeta García is a cellist, improviser and composer from Buenos Aires, Argentina. She has been studying music since 1998. She is a performer in many art forms, including free improvisation, contemporary and trans-media experimental repertoire in violoncello and electronic and collaborations with dancers and other artists. She is eager to improvise, compose and create new experimental sounds with extended techniques, prepared instrument and work with dynamic, rhythmic and.

Gianni Gebbia: Alto and Soprano Saxophones
Nils Wogram: Trombone
Xavier Garcia: Sampler



"Gianni Gebbia, Xavier Garcia und Nils Wogram:
Three who met on the outermost, southernmost tip of Europe have shaped their music in

“2014 debut album by the Garden Music Project features music inspired by the paintings of Pink Floyd founder Syd Barrett. This release is timed to coincide with the eighth anniversary of Syd Barrett's passing in 2006. The music on this release can be best described as an epic interpretation of Syd Barrett's paintings using Synesthesia perceptions. A unique masterpiece of 12 tracks that truly reflect the early artistic concept of Pink Floyd founder Syd Barrett and his music legacy in modern times.”...

Second, very good release by this Dutch musician who charmed us all with his debut release, Cabinet Of Curiosities, not very long ago.

"Hypnophobia, the brand new album from 'baroque pop' prince and Dutch producer/multi-instrumentalist Jacco...

The third from this multi-instrumentalist talent. This time it’s all instrumental and you can hear a good bit of the influence of early Bo Hansson, most notably Sagan Om Ringen in this!

"But ‘Somnium’ is not pastiche. There are touches of space rock, krautrock, prog and ambient, yes, but what does that really tell you? If you haven’t actually experienced ‘Levania’’s wiry bass grooves, gorgeous analogue synth arpeggios and eerie Hank Marvin guitar lines, I may as well read you out the...

Bernardo Tinoco tenor saxophone
João Almeida trumpet
João Fragoso double bass
João Sousa drums

"If you were still uncertain about the relevance and the freshness of Portugal’s contributions to the worldwide jazz and improvised music circuits, this is for you: Garfo (Fork in English) is a band formed by four of the youngest generation of musicians active in the city of Lisbon. Lead by saxophonist Bernardo Tinoco, but with all members composing its repertoire, they play a empathi

Singer, composer and multi-instrumentalist David Garland writes music and lyrics in an style that is his own but which is part of the American popular song tradition. With a wide variety of accompaniments, from accordions to computers to lamps and chairs, the sound of Garlands music reflects a contemporary interest in using the full gamut of musikal expression. His lyrics are concerned with some topics usually not assciated with songs (such as the security we derive from our furniture) and with fresh...

"In New York City, where I live, musicians from very different backgrounds and from all over the world can encounter one another in their search for kin from their muse’s home town. It might be that their only point of connection, and only common langu...

"Noise In You is an album of gorgeous music about noisy emotions: our desires and distractions, anxieties and passions, love and loss, and the living hum of our bodies. It is David Garland's 8th album since entering New York City's downtown scene in...

"On the Other Side of the Window' is lovely, a great surprise-I recommend it. Don't think you know what it is until you've heard it. It'll make you feel good, this I guarantee."-Robert Wyatt. That's pretty high praise!...

David Garland-vocals, synthesizers, accordion, bass guitar, theremin, flute, melodica, penny whistle, toy piano, percussion, vibrolute, Ikue Mori-vocals, hand-played drum machines, powerbook, percussion, Cinnie Cole-vocals, banjo, synthesizer. This CD ...

Love Songs documents the long musical and personal association, dating back to 1971, between composer Peter Garland and the incredible percussion virtuoso William Winant. Produced by Winant, this CD features two pieces written expressly for him, and a ...

“[Garland] is an avatar of an experimental American tradition … a composer of mesmerizing music; and in many ways, the musical conscience of my generation…. Garland’s work always brings increasing cognitive involvement; it is much more intricate than it sounds at first.” —Kyle Gann, Chamber Music

"Moon Viewing Music (Inscrutable Stillness Studies #1) is a quiet, sparse, introspective six-movement work for three large gongs and a large tam-tam. Performed by celebrated new-music percussionist...

''One of America's true maverick composers...Peter Garland is one of the unsung pioneers of minimalism. These evocative early piano pieces create hypnotic moods of inner beauty...this is an incredibly gorgeous CD of rediscovered masterpieces from the e...

"This historic release presents the first recordings of the early music of Peter Garland, one of the most personal voices in the second generation of west coast minimalists. Drawing inspiration from Native American and Mexican ritual music, Peter...

Michael Garrick – piano
Trevor Tomkins – drums
Coleridge Goode – bass
Art Themen – tenor sax
Jim Philip – tenor sax, flute
Don Rendell – tenor & soprano sax, alto flute (tracks 6-11)
Ian Carr – trumpet, flugelhorn (tracks 6-11)
Henry Lowther – cornet, violin (trackd 1-5)
Norma Winstone – vocals (tracks 6-11)

Tracks 1 – 5: BBC Paris Studios, July 17th 1967
Tracks 6 – 11: BBC Radio One 19th October 1969

“Pianist Michael Garrick was among the most

One of the earliest and rarest Brit-jazz albums. I had no idea it existed until this reissue was released!

"Originally privately pressed in 1964 as a 10" lp in an edition of just 99 copies (for tax reasons) on the Airborne alabel...

Michael Garrick - piano, harpsichord, celeste Don Rendell - soprano & alto saxophone, flute
Ian Carr - trumpet
Jim Philip - flute
Coleridge Goode - double bass
Trevor Tomkins - percussion
A previously unreleased Brit-jazz treasure in excellent sound, mastered from the analog 1/4" master reel.
"Prelude to Heart is a Lotus is a 1968 BBC Jazz in Britain recording now released for the first time. Pianist and composer Michael Garrick was 35 years old and together with close associ

"1964 was a pretty special year, especially for groovy jazz in Britain. Not only did it see the release of Moonscape by the Michael Garrick Trio but also the birth of these fine and exceptionally rare recordings. Modern, jazzy, exotic and progressive...

A 70s Italian record that is as famous for its beautiful triple-fold gatefold cover (by well known Italian illustrator Guido Crepax) as it is for the music inside! 'Bambi' Fossati, a Hendrix-influenced guitarist, formed Gleemen in the 60's. They...

"In the body of work of Cologne artist Wolfgang Voigt - who, like few others, has informed, shaped and influenced the world of electronic music with countless different projects since the early 1990s - Gas stands out in particular, a saturnine sound cosmos based on heavily condensed classic sequences. Even after nearly 20 years, the sound of Gas doesn't seem to have lost any of its luster. The overwhelming feedback from a loyal international fan community and worldwide media outlets attests once again...

"In the body of work of Cologne artist Wolfgang Voigt - who, like few others, has informed, shaped and influenced the world of electronic music with countless different projects since the early 1990s - Gas stands out in particular, a saturnine sound cosmos based on heavily condensed classic sequences. Even after nearly 20 years, the sound of Gas doesn't seem to have lost any of its luster.
Rausch was created as a single composition. The intention is to listen to the album as a whole from beginning...

So, I’m looking through the tons of new release solicitations that I look through on a weekly basis, trying not to miss anything, but also with the knowledge that there’s only so much time in my day to pour over this stuff.
And I see the name Julien Gasc and it rings and bell and I rack my brain and I remember that Julien is one of the members of Aquaserge and who I think of as ‘their main voice’, in terms of the vocals.
This is his second solo album and while the label plays up his connection to.

Julien is one of the members of Aquaserge and who I think of as ‘their main voice’, in terms of the vocals. Consequently, anything he does sounds like Aquaserge to me (a completely great thing)
This is his third solo album and it sounds like it could be a more stripped down, poppier Aquaserge album or demo sketches for Aquaserge.

“Confession, fiction, and observation. This is how the trajectory drawn by Julien Gasc seems to evolve from one album to the next. While Cerf, Biche et Faon took...

“Originally Re Eff (pronounced "Ri Èf") was a bunch of texts. One hundred and fifty pages that Julien Gasc wrote by trying his hand at the art of cut-up: a literary and political act of counter-fiction based on William Burroughs's method. It was also Julien Gasc's response to the isolation of 2020, while he was seeking refuge in the Southwest of France, with time and a piano. For a long while, it hadn't been about songs, but about expressing the indescribable by cutting randomly from books and his own...

The Giorgio Gaslini box includes the albums Murales, New Orleans Suite, Free Actions, Graffiti, Sharing, Live at the Public Theatre in New York, Ecstasy, Four Pieces, Indian Suite, Monodrama, and Skies of China.

Some of the musicians appearing...

"Former Planet Mu affiliate Christopher Reeves continues his electronic journey as The Gasman, delivering his umpteenth album in 13 years. Aeriform isn't far removed from work by other Mu luminaries such as founder Mike Paradinas' strangely engaging bob-and-weave synth-antipop or a certain Richard James, truth be told.
Essentially though, Reeves mines a far more retro seam than his counterparts - titles like Syntax, Trip and Zports suggest there's an element of geek and a love of the ZX Spectrum, BBC..

"Christopher Reeves AKA The Gasman has been releasing music since 2003 and this is his twelfth album to date. Although he is known more for his experimental electronic sound this album has a more classical feel to it reminiscent of people like Philip...

"As the title suggests this is a continuation of the first Gasman album on Believers roast (Hiding place) This is more of the same, rhythmic passionate piano music that has been treated in different ways to create different atmospheres."

"Like a bolt echoing back from the blue, We Have Dozens of Titles restrikes the iron of Gastr del Sol, plunging the listener back into the maelstrom of their all-too-brief passage of 1993-1998 via an assembly of previously uncollected studio recordings and beautifully captured unreleased live material. Gastr del Sol's music was of the transformative variety -- or was it transfiguration they were up to? Or transmigration? Flux was key, to be sure. David Grubbs formed Gastr from the final lineup of Bastro...

The reissue of a great, classic, wonderful Spanish progressive album. Feliu is a guitarist who plays only Spanish guitar, while Joan Albert, the leader of the equally great Musica Urbana, performs on acoustic piano, Fender Rhodes piano, clavinet and Mo...

"Yonatan Gat is a guitarist, producer and experimental composer based in NYC. Gat became known as one of the world's top performers as founder and guitarist of Monotonix, hailed by SPIN as "the most exciting live band in rock’n’roll,” with concerts that destroyed the border between performer and audience, and were controversial enough to get them banned from playing their home country of Israel.
Gat then relocated to New York City. He began recording and performing as a solo artist, and in 2014....

“Remember when The Gatekeepers's first album made you question your artistic integrity? Well, buckle up, buttercup, because they're about to make you question why you ever thought binge-watching was a personality trait. This 11-track odyssey is like freebasing the entire internet, but with better music and fewer cat videos.
From problems with strongmen to phishing scams, from identity theft to content overload, this album tackles our digital dilemmas with the subtlety of a pop-up ad and the depth...

“The Gatekeepers is a part-musical, part-concept album about an artist trying to get their work out in the world but facing a series of sardonic, disinterested gatekeepers. A 15-song cycle exploring the creative process from beginning to end, including the cynical aspects of marketing art to the public and the toughness of deciding your own artistic fate.
With a sophisticated blend of progressive, left-field rock, jazz, folk, and an authentic lo-fi spirit, the Gatekeepers creates a captivating...

“Nomad” is the second album of Natsuki Tamura’s acoustic quartet Gato Libre. The first CD “Strange Village” was released in 2005 on Libra Records in Japan and got very good reviews all over the world." Natsuki Tamura (trumpet), Satoko Fujii (accordion)...

"Gatto Marte is a chamber ensemble of classical background with an attitude close to jazz and a twist of folk music, from Eastern Europe through the Mediterranean towards the North. Piano, double bass, violin and bassoon are the protagonists of this...

Gatto Marte are a Italian "progressive chamber quartet", who use violin, basson, piano & double bass. Their records are definitely comparable to folks like Julverne, ZNR, Jean-Philippe Goude's chamber works, etc., so if you are a fan of that style, you...

You couldn’t grow up in the DC area in the 70s, 80s or 90s and be interested in music and not be aware of, and in awe of, the legend that was guitarist Danny Gatton.
There was nothing like seeing him live, continuously knock it out of the ballpark without even breaking a sweat, but this, his first of two major label releases, is one of his best albums.

“After years of knocking around the Washington, D.C.-area circuit, local guitar legend Danny Gatton finally got to cut his first album for...

Stephen Gauchi, tenor sax/Nate Wooley, trumpet/Mike Bisio, double bass/Ingebrigt Haaker Flaten, double bass.

"The name “Basso Continuo” refers not to early music but rather to the double double bass backbone Mike Bisio and Ingebrigt Haker...