Angelica Sanchez / Marilyn Crispell - How To Turn The MoonPiano duets have a long history dating back to the classic boogie woogies of Ammons Lewis and Ellington Strayhorn. Here, Angelica Sanchez and Marilyn Crispell mix intuition and spontaneity into their ten pieces. The result is a kaleidoscope of moods such as the suspenseful Hitchcockian "Lobe of the Fly" to the finger twisting Monkian angles of "Rain In Web". Flickering candles reminiscent of Mrs. Habersham in "Great Expectations" take place on " Ceiba

with intimate and urgent rock n' roll bombast

"From The Vine Came The Grape" and "The Little Shoemaker"

and collective action of a generation

And the fact that Schürmann occupied himself with his Jason for thirteen years also clearly indicates that it was regarded as a highly promising work

Oozing with a grim Old School aura

SOYUZ's third album 'Force of the Wind' is one of those records

"Reformed in 2009 after an initial early-'90s run that surprisingly yielded no recorded output (but saw the group sharing the stage with everyone from BOLT THROWER and CANNIBAL CORPSE to CONFESSR and TYPE O NEGATIVE)

"From The Dirt" &

Xia - Pit A Pat (incl

The Beat Farmers

Jacques Pelzer

nasal vocal drone as a tool of comic detachment to cover the funny-'cause-it's-true territory of awkward sex