Sarost is a brand-new trio comprising Larry Stabbins (saxophones), Paul Rogers (double bass), and Mark Sanders (drums & percussion), but although this is a new band the three have been well regarded improvisors for the last forty years and have worked together in...

I always find it interesting when one band can be found inside another, and that is what we have here as M. Czerwoniuk (vocals, guitar, keys, organ), T. Horrocks (drums, guitar, keys, synth) and D. Shaw (guitar, backing vocals) are also known as Aggressive Perfector,...

Paul Dunmall (tenor, C and Bb soprano saxophones, penny whistle) first came to prominence when he joined Marsupilami in time for their second album, 1971’s ‘Arena’, since when he has been both a sideman (for the likes of Elton Dean, Keith Tippett, Barry Guy, Johnny...

There is no doubt that Gollehon is one of the most in-demand trumpet players around, having played on more than 200 gold and platinum releases and worked with artists like David Bowie, Blondie, Onyx, Madonna, Billy Ocean, Hall & Oates, Chaka Khan, Buddy Rich,...

I am somewhat at a loss with this album, as to my ears this double disc should have been released as two separate albums but at the same time it makes total sense to release it as one, but I am getting somewhat ahead of myself so really should explain what we have...

I first came across singer/songwriter Dylan Paul Ware some four years ago when an album was released featuring covers of his songs by different musicians. Although he was born and raised in New Zealand, until recently he had been travelling and living abroad for 26...

The debut album from Hi Res Heart featured the trio of Martin Archer (sopranino, soprano, alto, tenor & baritone saxophones, clarinet, recorders, harmonica), Charlotte Keeffe (trumpet and flugelhorn) and Martin Pyne (drums, vibraphone, percussion) working on music...