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The band's first album in eight years proves that their skill at crafting glamorous, dystopian pop is as sharp as ever.
Powerful and varied batch of retro-contemporary grooves recorded with Sarah Ruba (New Look) and Switch (M.I.A., Major Lazer).
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Papa Roach
Who Do You Trust?
June 24, 2014
The third album from the Chilean saxophonist--her first with Crash Trio--is an exercise in hard post-bop wed to finger-popping grooves, Latin jazz, folk sounds, syncopated Caribbean rhythms and samba. Whether ballad, blues, or swinging hard bop, this trio's interplay is canny, soulful and deep.
- Thom Jurek
- Thom Jurek
February 1, 2019
An inventive improvisor in the Kenny Wheeler-mold, Alessi makes modern creative jazz that is aware of tradition, but rarely evinces it. He's well-matched by his partner. The son of John and Alice Coltrane, Ravi Coltrane has spent much of his career bucking obvious comparisons to his iconic father, while conversely living up to his family lineage with his own deeply cerebral style of post-bop. This album follows up Alessi's two previous ECM outings, 2013's Baidaand 2016's Quiver, and is the first to feature This Against That since 2011's Wiry Strong.
- Matt Collar
- Matt Collar
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