Different Noises

Different Noises 66

A lot of the music on this show is from Brisbane but in equal measure we travel the globe for a cross section of some of the best new Different Noises around. There is everything from indie pop, via post-rock, through improvisation to sludge metal. Variety is, of course, the spice of life. 

World of Jazz 714

Newly discovered recordings from Oscar Peterson and Charlie Parker kick off a show packed with new releases. The show closes with a track from a new box set celebrating the work of bassist Scott La Faro.
Featuring music from
Oscar Peterson QuartetCharlie ParkerCarn Davidson 9Sara SerpaSteve AlleeSivan ArbelDay Dream TrioLuciana Morelli, Christian Moser, Andrea Neumann, Alfred ZimmerlinFluFlaFenStephan MicusSpinifexCamilla Nebbia and Angelica SanchezOrnette Coleman
 

Different Noises 65

As promised a couple of shows back I am featuring music from the new Snarski Brothers album amongst a raft of brand new releases.
Music from:
Snarski vs SnarskiDavid McClymontTilliSLIP-onsOccult Character20/20The BordellosThe HempolicsHarvestmanDave Graney 'n' the Coral SnakesSteve WynnThe Stress Of LeisureVee VVBlack ElephantContritionThe Screaming Love CollectiveAursjoenLibrarians WIth HickeysMother Of GravesStefan SmulovitzMonkeyPlastic Crimewave SyndicateJake BlanchardAerolineaYoun Sun Nah
 

World of Jazz 713

A double dozen of brand new releases which covers the wide world of jazz. North and South America, Canada, and Europe are represented. From well established musicians, through emerging stars, and recent graduates this selection effectively demonstrates the ongoing health of the jazz world.
Featuring
John Donegan Irish Sextet with special guest Hugh BuckleyThe Noonan TrioAmaury Faye & Igor Gehenot  Manos LoutasDiego RiveraJerry CaringiMichael Sarian & Tomás KiddChristian DillinghamElsa Nilsson and Santiago Leibson  Philippe Lenglet, Samuel Bodart, Samuel BodartDan FortinMette Juul Sun Ra ArkestraCollin VallonJoe FondaRich Halley 4Volker MeitzThe Bad PlusTomer CohenJaden EvansUniversity of Nevada, Las Vegas Jazz Ensemble #1Antonio FaroaNataniel Edelman Trio feat. Michael Formanek & Michaël Attias  Mathias Landæus & Martin Küchen 

Different Noises 64

With over 1,000 new releases being sent my way, or purchased, this year it has been difficult to keep a perspective on the year as it has been generally very good indeed. As I turn my mind to the inevitable “end of year” lists I wonder if it is going to be possible to narrow down so many releases - perhaps it ought to be an artists/labels of the year list? - this might give me the flexibility I need. This selection is no exception with a variety of genres and styles in play all of which could be well placed in any such list.
Featuring music from
Occult CharacterThe Jack RubiesThe JacketsTombstones In Their EyesThe JuntaVee VVThe Stress Of LeisureEmilie Cecilia LeBelDave Graney 'n' the Coral SnakesLibrarians WIth HickeysSharon Marley and Big YouthSteve WynnVision VideoChristopher WhitleyThe Modern Folk Trio BandLove Ghost X SKOLDSun AtomsOccult CharacterWater DamageThe Stolen MoansThe Aints

World of Jazz 712

2024 is proving to be a very busy year for new jazz releases. The seventeen new albums featured on this edition demonstrate a healthy and developing jazz world where tradition and modernism share equally the goal of creating memorable listening experiences.
Featured artists : 
Pritesh WaliaDaniel PardoSean HamiltonJoe WebbAlex LouloudisLenny SolomonPlaytimeIvo Perelman and Ingrid LaubrockIlya OsachuckThélonius GarcíaEri Yamamoto QuadraphonicSally Gates, Steve Hirsh, & Daniel CarterTyshawn SoreyNano BrothersLaird JacksonPatrick Wolff QuintetDan Pitt Quintet

Different Noises 63

Some of my favourite bands are back this week with brand new music. After a bit of a gap Inca Babies return with a single. After similar hiatuses The Stress of Leisure and Godspeed You! Black Emperor have new albums out. Metal Postcard Records serve up three new releases and Dave Graney & Clare Moore give us a taste of their new album with an early single.
Featuring:
Inca BabiesThe Stress Of LeisureSalem TrialsNeon KittensGodspeed You! Black EmperorOccult CharacterDave Graney 'n' the Coral SnakesSteve WynnVee VVNyctronixTommy ConcreteNathan Hudson and Ben LooryThe Taps Of The Holy TrinityDave Graney and Clare MoorePoppycockCrash Harmony

World of Jazz 711

This time around a bit of a change, with a raft of recent albums featuring female vocalists it seemed timely to feature a selection of new and old releases with the women of jazz.
Featuring:
Jocelyn GoldLaila BialiMelissa Kassel & Tom Zicarelli GroupSuzanne Pitson with Jeff PitsonJack Wood & Nichaud FitzgibbonRenee RosnesApril Aloisio and Joanie PallattoJanis Siegel and Yaron Gershovsky Tanya Willis Yuka MitoBille HollidayNina SimoneCassandra WilsonSarah VaughanAbbey LincolnElla Fitzgerald

Different Noises 62

As previously trailed the featured album is the stunning live collection from Tropical Fuck Storm - a tour de force summation of their work to date. The usual featured albums are here including a first album proper from North West UK legends VeeVV. I’ve also had a rummage through the archive for some old favourites.
Music from:
TFS10,000 ManiacsLibrarians WIth HickeysRJ Archer & the Painful Memories The Bard BandCarla Olson and Tall Poppy SyndromeLeila Abdul-RalfRoman AngelosEarthen SeaTurbo LotusDubmatixDave Graney 'n' the Coral SnakesSteve WynnDanny ShortCloud TangleVee VVThe Electric MudComambientBogshedTotal Victory
 

World of Jazz 710

On this show there is another selection of excellent new jazz releases for your listening pleasure. In addition I feature a 1992 performance from Keith Jarrett with Gary Peacock and Paul Motian from the legendary Deer Head Inn which has just been released.
Featuring music from
Ryan Keberle & CatharsisTaka NawashiroLisa HiltonMatt SlocumTeis SemeyMusic SoupKevin SunWorks, featuring Michel Gentile, Daniel Kelly & Rob GarciaKeith Jarrett, Gary Peacock, Paul MotianSahara von HattenbergerThumbscrewAaron ParksAri Joshua with Skerik, Delvon Lamarr, Grant Schroff Immanuel WilkinsJamie Clarke Trio