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Bymarlbank9 September 2026A love letter to Houston - strong chamber jazz arrangements figure on an album that is full of character and warmth
Bymarlbank8 September 2026A rare appearance in Belfast by Julian Joseph is a highlight this autumn.
Bymarlbank8 September 2026A magisterial sweep to the Nordic poise and mood throughout is instantly convincing and rewarding
Bymarlbank7 September 2026Ankora saxophonist Sheard has roots in Tomorrow's Warriors and studied at the Royal Academy of Music
Bymarlbank6 September 2026Ideal weekend 1980s throwback pop listening full of super, tuneful, songs
Bymarlbank5 September 2026A priority listen from the BIrd's Eye in Basel for the autumn
Bymarlbank5 September 2026A French led Europe jazz best-of so far in 2026 to glance at
Bymarlbank5 September 2026Manchesterism is about hope. As too on another planet is Momentism. Exiled Manc pianist Jamie Safir doesn't defer from grasping its essence.
Bymarlbank4 September 2026Deep duetting into bebop. But the originals and improv blended in are just as interesting.
Bymarlbank3 September 2026The jazz world mourns the death of a great singer
Bymarlbank2 September 2026Touching with an innocent sorcery to its mood and melodicism
Bymarlbank2 September 2026Drummerless, the album features eight new Sheppard compositions plus the Bley piece, 'Lawns'
Bymarlbank2 September 2026Not at all an elephant in the room, but does the unusually strung together Endless have enough jazz to it?
Bymarlbank2 September 2026Laura Lawton emerges plus Gig of the Month coming up is Steve Nelson at the Pizza on Thursday
Bymarlbank1 September 2026The Wise Ones doesn't disappoint in the slightest
Bymarlbank1 September 2026Jazz meteorology that's an el niño of a ride. Another of the year's top live albums
Bymarlbank31 August 2026
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