Mikado Koko ‘Songs To Our Other Selves’ Album Preview
Mikado Koko has selected twenty tracks to extend Penny Rimbaud’s short haiku-like bursts of energy into a fierce juggle of cutups and electronica.
Read moreMikado Koko has selected twenty tracks to extend Penny Rimbaud’s short haiku-like bursts of energy into a fierce juggle of cutups and electronica.
Read moreJussi Björling projected a restrained but intense passion that makes his finest performances memorable for a lifetime.
Read moreThroughout ‘Back Home in Kansas City’, alto saxophonist Bobby Watson’s gift for telling stories with his saxophone is on vibrant display.
Read moreHarry Nilsson possessed the finest singing voice of his generation. He was the most underrated singer of the last half of the twentieth century.
Read moreMulhern is motivated by the role art can play in our connection to meaning, and that relationships – personal and collective – are primary to this.
Read moreThe Big Questions for Brian Eno remain: with music, with literature, with cinema, with painting – What Are We Talking About and What Is Art For?
Read moreThis is a subtle and far-reaching performance: Rava and Hersch bring vast experience and a finely honed sense of jazz improvisation as a storyteller’s art.
Read moreThis classic jazz album from 1966 was immensely exciting after bebop, and even seems to be a fresher, freer, and logical extension of it.
Read moreAt the core of the duo’s music are infectious, well-written pop melodies, and precisely what makes New Look an intriguing listen every time.
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