Jazz Times Features Franklin Kiermyer

Jazz Times Features Franklin Kiermyer

Across the Universe(s) with Drummer-Composer Franklin Kiermyer and Scatter the Atoms That Remain “Thinking about the shared meditational roar between Kiermyer and Coltrane’s latter-day work with Elvin Jones, how one connects the calamitous to the calming, is a...
Jazz Times Features Franklin Kiermyer

Minor 7th Reviews Robin Katz

Robin Katz, Hypnos “On these eight original pieces of his third release, London-based guitarist and composer Robin Katz duets with Nathaniel Ledwidge, on a Hammond Organ, to create an intricate and emotional soundscape.”  |  Read More at Minor...
Jazz Times Features Franklin Kiermyer

The Big Takeover Highlights Nanaco Sato

Single Premiere: Nanaco Sato, “Lust – Love Underground” (Gearbox Records) “Born in Tokyo in 1955, Nanaco Sato’s unique, coquettish hushed voice saw her become a pioneer of the Shibuya-kei movement (an eclectic Japanese pop microgenre from the...
Jazz Times Features Franklin Kiermyer

Downbeat Features Ella Fitzgerald

Live At Falkoner Theatre Copenhagen 6th February 1966 “As a critic, I often use Ella Fitzgerald’s stereo recordings as guideposts for standards I’m less familiar with; her fidelity to the written melody, attention to detail and interpretative brilliance are...
Jazz Times Features Franklin Kiermyer

Cait Stoddard Features Ella Fitzgerald

Album Review: LIVE AT FALKONER THEATRE COPENHAGEN 6TH FEBRUARY 1966 by ELLA FITZGERALD “Fitzgerald remains as one of the most influential voices in music history but her legacy is not stuck in the past because it is alive and constantly rediscovered.” ...