Using two drummers has many advantages and disadvantages, the formers being for the listener, and the latters being more technical, and for … Read more
Tag Archives: jazz
One-line Review: Native Construct – Quiet World
Review: Marena Whitcher’s Shady Midnight Orchestra – Ghostology
With an orchestra comprising of many instruments, from glass harp to bass clarinet, and from glockenspiel to “toys”, the … Read more
News: 1st Single from Jaga Jazzist’s New Album
Jaga Jazzist is one of the most interesting collection of musicians. Their list of musicians current and past alone is interesting in itself. We’re going to let the music speak for itself but this is a band to always keep an eye on.
The newest album is called “Starfire” and will be coming out on June 2, 2015.
Here’s the album art for the new album:
Review: Tigran Hamasyan – Mockroot
The rhythm section on Mockroot (from left to right), Sam Minaie (bass), Tigran Hamasyan, and Arthur Hnatek (drums)
CREDIT: Maeve Stam
Being a musical genius is hard. Not in the, “Oh, I’m a musical genius, I’m so oppressed, pity me” sense, but rather in the sense that one must live up to the expectations one has created. This is of course not a problem limited to the realm of music; all artists must ultimately struggle with it. If an artist has released material before, their new work is inevitably, and necessarily, put into a particular context. One must walk a … Read more