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Karda Estra - Constellations

Exposé reviewed the first three Karda Estra...

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(Posted by Jim Chokey 2003-08-01)

King Crimson - Happy with What You Have to Be Happy With

The precursor to the latest King Crimson CD is a peculiar combination of samples and outtakes that actually stands on its own. The context is similar to that of 1994’s Vrooom which...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton 2003-08-01)

Initially a limited edition live CD, Level Five joins the set of other interim releases prior to The Power to Believe. The process for airing new King Crimson material again is to... » Read more
(Posted by Jeff Melton 2003-08-01)

Mari Boine - Eight Seasons & Remixed

NorthSide’s releases of Wimme’s CDs have provided the most visible presence of Sami music in North America, but Mari Boine has been recording longer, and is fairly well known in the world music... » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2003-08-01)

Mats / Morgan Band - On Air with Guests

Keyboardist Mats Öberg and drummer Morgan Ågren, with at least four discs already to their credit, have pulled out all the stops for an all-instrumental tour-de-force which also features...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2003-08-01)

Matthew Shipp, Spring Heel Jack & Others - Equilibrium, VisionFest, Good and Evil Sessions

Back in the late 80s, the style called acid jazz emerged, blending jazz with hip-hop elements, essentially bringing a modern groove to jazz, analogous to the incorporation of funk, soul, and rock...

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(Posted by Jon Davis 2003-08-01)

McDonald and Giles - McDonald and Giles

Upon the break-up of King Crimson Mark One, saxophonist Ian McDonald and drummer Michael Giles enlisted the talents of Peter Giles (from Giles, Giles & Fripp) to create a contrasting LP that...

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(Posted by Jeff Melton 2003-08-01)

Missus Beastly - Missus Beastly

Missus Beastly arose in Germany’s late 60s psychedelic, revolutionary underground scene which also produced the better-known Xhol and Embryo. As the extensive liner notes for this reissue of their... » Read more
(Posted by Jon Davis 2003-08-01)

Natsuki Tamura Quartet - Hada Hada

Tamura is a trumpeter and (at least on the few records this writer has heard) one of Japan’s leading free-jazz protagonists. This one is a little different, though, clearly moving further out...

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(Posted by Peter Thelen 2003-08-01)

Nekropolis - Anubis Dance

Egypt has fascinated rock musicians to varying degrees over the years: Agitation Free, Nik Turner, Anubian Lights, Amenophis, Pink Floyd, Cosmic Jokers, Dissidenten, Gong, and Hawkwind to name a...

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(Posted by Henry Schneider 2003-08-01)