Editors Choice! Taj Mahal & Keb' Mo' - Room On The Porch TajMo - the historic collaboration between two generations of American music masters - have announced their long-awaited return with Room On The Porch, a new full-length album out May 23 on Concord Records. The ten-song

New Release! Sarah Connor - Freigeistin I did what I always do. Observed, listened, wrote and sang. I question traditions and long-learnt concepts. Is marriage still up to date? How does happiness work in a long-term relationship? Why didn't anyone tell me how much it hurts

New Release! Green Day - Saviors (édition de luxe) A little more than a year after the successful first release, “Saviors (Deluxe Edition)” will be released on May 23 via Reprise Records. This extended edition of the Grammy-nominated 14th studio album. Available in FLAC

Review: Skunk Anansie – The Painful Truth It's been nine years since the British band Skunk Anansie released their last album. After an EP around four weeks ago, the musicians around the charismatic singer Skin are now delivering the long player - if just 38 minutes justify this

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Review: Garbage – Let All That We Imagine Be The Light One reason for Garbage's success is certainly the consistency with which they shape the groove and feel of their songs. This also applies to the alternative rock band's latest long-player Let All That We Imagine Be The

Editors Choice! Alma Naidu - REDEFINE Three years after the release of her successful debut album ALMA, Munich-based singer, pianist and composer Alma Naidu has now released her long-awaited new album REDEFINE. With her debut album Alma, produced by Wolfgang Haffner, the

Must-have! Steely Dan - Royal Scam (2025 Remaster) Steely Dan’s darkly cynical and musically intricate fifth album, 1976’s The Royal Scam is released for the first time as a HiRes ReMaster-Edition. The Royal Scam is another fantastic chapter in Donald Fagen and Walter

Review: Ujig – Delta Ujig is not a band. Ujig is a project, as the reader will learn from the package insert for the latest album Delta. The quartet formed in a clinic at the “Berklee College of Music at Umbria Jazz” in Perugia in 2014 and has been playing together on and off

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Review: Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin, Mayumi Hirasaki, Georg Kallweit: Corelli Concerti grossi Op. 6, 1-6 The Akademie für Alte Musik Berlin and its concertmasters Mayumi Hirasaki and Georg Kallweit have taken the six great concertos by Arcangelo Corelli from the sheet music

Review: Vladimir Kostadinovic feat. Wendel, Sipiagin, Locke, Keezer, Brewer, Potter – Iris The US critics have already celebrated the album Iris by jazz drummer Vladimir Kostadinovic in advance. He dedicated it to his daughter, who was eight years old at the time of the

Review: Steve Hackett – The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall The Lamb Stands Up Live At The Royal Albert Hall rocks. And quite a bit. And much more than on the Ionian classic, the concept album The Lamb Lies Down On Broadway, which Genesis released in 1974, with

Review: Peter Lin & AAIP Jazz Collective – Identity Jazz trombonist and producer Peter Lin and his AAPI Jazz Collective, the collective of Asian American Pacific Islanders founded in 2019, have unveiled their new album Identity. On it, they explore the landscape of jazz from its

Review: Vincent Meissner Trio – Eigengrau Now we know: the word ‘Eigengrau’ describes a state of darkness behind closed eyes. At least that is the explanation that Vincent Meissner provides for the title of his new trio album. Not quite dark, not quite light, and driven by

NICE-PRICE! Talking Heads - More Songs About Buildings And Food (Super Deluxe Edition - Remastered) Talking Heads are continuing the celebration of their 50th anniversary with the release of a new super deluxe edition of their sophomore album, More Songs About Buildings and

Review: Tingvall Trio – Pax Listening to Martin Tingvall, Jürgen Spiegel, and Omar Rodrigo Calvo has been a pleasure for over two decades. Their melodiousness, paired with the individual influences of musicians from three countries, creates a captivatingly harmonious tension

Review: Duo Meyer II Waldburger — Initio II – Terra – Ignis It starts off oddly: the album Initio II – Terra – Ignis by the duo Meyer II Waldburger opens with a cleverly intertwined 7/4 beat followed by 5/4, distributed between guitar and piano. It sounds familiar, while

Review: Lightning Trio – Lightning In autumn 2022, they met at a jazz event in Trondheim. Last year, they won Norway's award for best young jazz musicians of the year, and this year they are releasing their first album: it's called Lightning, and the trio is aptly named

Review: Jon Batiste – Big Money He seems to be serious: Jon Batiste writes the album title BIG MONEY entirely in capital letters – as he does his own name. Whether R&B can actually be a big moneymaker is a question that the labels are better placed to answer than the artists