Schola Cantorum, Trachea | The Vinyl Anachronist
Trachea, from the Norwegian choral group Schola Cantorum, seems like the latest “voices-in-a-church” release from 2L Recordings, something very much in line [...]
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Jeff Williams, Bloom | The Vinyl Anachronist
Jeff Williams and his new album Bloom makes me rethink all of those reviews where I discuss the idea of the drummer-as-leader in jazz, and how that individual coaxes [...]
Pat Battstone, The Last Taxi: New Destinations | The Vinyl Anachronist
Mention the name Pat Battstone to me and I’ll brace for something wild and unexpected, a free-spirited exploration in pure sound and what it means to fixate on a single [...]
Pablo Ziegler Chamber Quartet, Radiotango | The Vinyl Anachronist
Just a couple of days ago I talked about the some of the current tango trends, and how everyone is using this Argentine musical genre as a foundation for something new. Now, [...]
Pablo Lanouguere Quintet, Eclectico | The Vinyl Anachronist
I’ve been talking about the Great Tango Revival of 2019, and the Pablo Lanouguere Quintet and their new album Eclectico is certainly part of that. But here’s the [...]
Lyn Stanley, The Challenge LP | The Vinyl Anachronist
The Challenge LP from Lyn Stanley is, as far as I can tell, the concluding chapter to this Julie London project–although I have noticed that Lyn’s been shooting a [...]
Oslo Kammerkor, Veneliti | The Vinyl Anachronist
In terms of choral performances, the Oslo Kammerkor (Chamber Choir) and their performance of Orjan Matre‘s Veneliti is very different than the last 2L Recording I [...]
Gretje Angell, In Any Key | The Vinyl Anachronist
Gretje Angell’s new album, In Any Key, makes it two days in a row of fabulous woman singers–including, of course, Lauren Henderson’s warm and beautiful Alma [...]
Lauren Henderson, Alma Oscura | The Vinyl Anachronist
Lauren Henderson‘s new album, Alma Oscura, is destined to become one of those sexy, romantic things you play when you’re, well…let’s just say [...]
Rob Ryndak & Tom Lockwood, Gratitude | The Vinyl Anachronist
Rob Ryndak and Tom Lockwood are two jazz multi-instrumentalists and academics who cover much of the intricate sounds on their new album, Gratitude. They aren’t quite as [...]
