Kamasi Washington's new EP Harmony of Difference is a short, compelling record, making it great for old fans and newcomers alike, writes B.G.M.'s M Milner.
Clocking in at 40 minutes, ambient and experimental guitarists Kyle Bobby Dunn and Wayne Robert Thomas have, in short, created two works on KBD / WRT that it is all too easy to become absolutely lost in.
Leslie Pintchik's sixth LP You Eat My Food, You Drink My Wine, You Steal My Girl, is a good, enjoyable collection of jazz, sprinkled with her unique sense of humour, writes M Milner.
Toronto's NXNE Festival featured great sets by Father John Misty, Mother Mother and Ghostface Killah, but Tom Vickress thinks the festival needs tweaking.
Esperanza Spalding's Emily’s D+Evoliution isn’t just Spalding’s most adventurous record yet, it’s one of the most ambitious records I’ve heard this year.
The Best Albums of 2015 Part 1, covering albums 33 to 1 and featuring: Baroness, Jeremih, Dendritic Arbor, Failure, Grimes, Marriages, and Beach Slang.