Different Noises

Different Noises 71

The playlist
The Legless Crabs "Mark, Make Me A Man" from Mark, Make Me A Man
20/20 "Laurel Canyon" from Back To California
Tombstones In Their Eyes "The Sky Is Blue" from Asylum Harbour
Smoked Salmon "Hell In A Handbasket" from Hell In A Handbasket
2 Lost Souls "Anticipate" from Anticipate
Danny Short "Annie" from Solo World
Dave Graney and Clare Moore "I'd Rather The Frills" from I Passed Through Minor Chord In A Morning
Snarski vs Snarski "It's Been Too Long"from Waiting For The Bell
The Stress Of Leisure "Paul" from It Goes Away With The Heat
Oopsie-Dasies "In The Rain" from In The Zone
Yosef Gutman & Peter Broderick "Renewal" from River of Eden
Neon Kittens "Bob And Eddie Make A Current" from RadioSickMusic
The Discarded "Testify!" from The Green Door
The Hempolics, Horace Andy, The Hip Assassin "Crazy Days ft Horace Andy (Jungle Mix)" from Crazy Days EP
David McClymont "Edith Sheds Her Skin" from The Last Rattle
Danaë Xanthe Vlasse "Dreams of Ithaca" from Mythologies II
Alexandre David "Photogrammes" from Photogrammes
Mefetis "Wanthriven" from The Skorian // The Greyfeer
Passepartout Duo  "Much of a Sunflower" from Argot
Van Morrison "Rave On John Donne" from Live at The Grand Opera House Belfast
Tortoise "TNT (Takemura Remix" from A Lazarus Taxon
Jake Thackray "Caroline Diggeby-Pratte" from Lah Di Dah
The Go-Betweens "Cut It Out" from Tallulah
Compersion Quartet "Unreliable Translator" from Compersion Quartet
 

World of Jazz 719

A feast of new releases for the penultimate programme of the year includes a selection of albums featuring emerging jazz vocalists. In addition trios make up a good part of the show demonstrating the versatility and impact of that formation of players. Also there is a variety of new music from exciting artists including two tracks from guitarist Doug MacDonald.
Featuring:
Kalya RamuThe FuryUnleashed CooperationAri Joshua, John Medeski, Billy Martin, and Jason Fraticelli Rondi CharlestonCliff Korman TrioGary Williamson TrioMichael Sarian, Matthew Putman, Ledian Mola, Federico UghiBarkmanDiane Roblin & Life ForceLarry GoldingsSamara JoyLEIBA TrioAndres MarinoDoug McDonaldJosie FalboRoberto Occhipinti

Different Noises 70

A new album from the excellent Moff Skellington is always a cause for celebration and it is added to a playlist with more tracks from some of the best releases of the year. There are also some older examples of how to push the genre envelope, together with other new ground-breaking releases plus a newly unearthed live recording from blues legend B.B.King.
Featuring music from
Chronic FatigueQAALMDanny ShortVee VVDave Graney and Clare MooreSnarski vs SnarskiThe Stress Of LeisureThe ApartmentsMaud The MothiLLBiLLY HiTEC feat. KineticalNepenthe$T33d$_uv_LUVBuñuelLove Ghost X SKOLDSGOSonic YouthNaked CityTVS feat. Klaus SchulzeMoff SkellingtonB.B. King

World of Jazz 718

This show includes some fascinating new releases from contemporary artists combined with previously unavailable older live material from some of the legends of Jazz. To close the show a vintage live performance David Murray from 1977.
Featured artists are : Out Of/Into, Ivo Perelman's  São Paulo Creative 4, Emily Remler, Miles Davis Quintet, Sun Ra, Cedric Hanriot, Alain Bédard Auguste Quartet, Bill Evans, James Brandon Lewis, and, David Murray

Different Noises 69

An eclectic mix of new and old material with a selection which reflects music that is perhaps more under the radar than usual. There are some familiar faces mixed with more obscure and relatively unknown artists.
Featuring music from:
The Legless CrabsTIM.MMick Medew and UrsulaThe Speed of SoundKwabnaDumb Dumb HeadThe ConspiracyPeter HammillRobin GuthrieDave Graney & Clare MooreNeon KittensSnarksi vs SnarskiThe Stress Of LeisureVee VVPAN Project EnsembleDan Roman and Cuarteto LatinoamericanoSpy Dénommé-Welch with Catherine MagowanSlintHawkwindNils Petter MolværMiracle BloodHuge Molasses Tank ExplodesThe Aints

World of Jazz 717

A mixed bag of new releases features a variety of line-ups and includes some newly discovered live music from Joe Henderson, McCoy Tyner, Jack DeJohnette, and Henry Grimes. In this playlist there is jazz in the conventional sense alongside some fascinating new approaches to the music.
Featuring music from:
Patrick NaylorJim Funnell's Word OutRoy McGrath, Hana Fujisaki, Kitt Lyles, Gustavo Cortiñas Dave StrykerBrian EatonMcCoy Tyner, Joe Henderson, Henry Grimes & Jack DeJohnetteDaniele EspositoGastón de la Cruz QuartetOrquesta InorgánicaAlmufarakaBrûlez les meublesChris MosleyMarina AlberoMaria Grand, Camila Nebbia, Marta Sánchez, Kanoa Mendenhall,Iago Fernández

Different Noises 68

A new box set celebrating the early “(I’m) Stranded” recordings of pioneering Australian band The Saints is the centrepiece of this show. With founder member Ed Kuepper touring Australia with a 2024 version of the band this is a timely reminder of the long-lasting impact of this ground-breaking group. On the rest of the show the usual mix of noisy stuff, experimental, and modern composition with a continued look at a series of recent albums that have caught my ear.  

World of Jazz 716

All new releases this time. A couple of releases each from the excellent Gauci Music and Giant Step Arts labels. There is an abundance of fresh talent coupled with some more established players playing in new combinations.
Featuring:
Steven FiefkeRoman AngelosAyumi IshitoKen Kobayashi, Jeff Miles, Michael GilbertStephen Gauci, Patrick GoldenThe FuryJason PalmerDave DouglasJoel JeschkeThomas BackmanArturo SandovalNatsuki Tamura, Satoko Fujii, Ramon Lopez Fern Lindzon  George Koller & Colleen AllenThe Greyboy Allstars

Different Noises 67

On this show a focus on a couple of musical acquaintances of mine - Tamsin Middleton aka Vice Vera (Mr Heart, AAAK, Liines) and Steve Simms-Luddington (Monkeys In Love, Royal Catastrophe) who is calling himself Russell for a series of multi-named releases. Also I have the brand new album from Dave Graney and Clare Moore   plus the new albums I have been featuring lately and also some selections from the archive to make the mix a little more eclectic.

World of Jazz 715

This week I focus on a new release from the excellent Jazz In Britain label.  The Progress Box Set from Gordon Beck’s Gyroscope is a compilation of studio, live, radio and rehearsal session recordings from the tape archives of Ron Mathewson and Gordon. The release provides a chronological audio history of Gyroscope’s formation and development, indeed their ‘Progress’.  I am featuring three tracks from the release. In addition there is a selection of other new releases including three new albums from ECM.