Some of London’s leading jazz musicians pay homage to Miles Davis’s magnum opus, Bitches Brew, fittingly funnelling its spirit to create something new and exciting.
Tag: 2023
Nakhane- Bastard Jargon
Bastard Jargon sees Nakhane blossoming and revelling in new experiences in an exuberant and upbeat expression of queer joy.
boygenius- The Record
Julien Baker, Pheobe Bridgers, and Lucy Dacus weave their intimate tones into one singular vehicle, demonstrating their iron-cast bond in a beautiful ode to friendship.
Lana Del Rey- Did you know that there’s a tunnel under Ocean Blvd
Lana’s ninth album is her quietest, most thoughtful offering yet, a spiritual drive through the tunnels of her mind, full of twists and turns and the occasional dead end.
Jae Skeese- Abolished Uncertainties
Drumwork’s spring takeover continues with Jae Skeese’s Abolished Uncertainties, where the Buffalo rapper’s storytelling shines through.
Lucinda Chua- YIAN
On her debut album, the London-based multi-instrumentalist provides a captivating journey of self-confession that exists in musical and spiritual intersections.
Angel Bat Dawid- Requiem for Jazz
Jazz vanguard Angel Bat Dawid returns with Requiem for Jazz, a stunning, theatrical storytelling piece inspired by Edward O. Bland’s film The Cry of Jazz.
Niklas Paschburg- Panta Rhei
Niklas Paschburg effortlessly blends pastoral ambience and pulsating synths into something wonderfully cohesive on his latest album, Panta Rhei.
Yves Tumor- Praise A Lord Who Chews but Which Does Not Consume; (Or Simply, Hot Between Worlds)
Hot Between Worlds sees Tumor don the cape of a rock star in typically thrilling fashion as they further push the ceilings of their talents.
Unknown Mortal Orchestra- V
Ruban Nielsen returns with the family in tow as he goes back to his roots, bringing his unique brand of condensed psychedelia alongside some of his most ambitious songwriting to date.