Catbite Shares Their Favorite, Overrated, and Underrated Albums
Outside of Kill Lincoln, Philly ska quartet Catbite was one of the very first bands on Bad Time...
Miles Davis
Miles Davis
Best New Old Music of 2018
2018's guide to the best old music or reissues of year regardless if it was a classic album, or a compilation of hidden gems.
Miles Davis and John Coltrane | The Final Tour: The Bootleg Series Vol. 6
The Final Tour: The Bootleg Series Vol. 6 covers Miles Davis and John Coltrane's 1960 tour through Europe, both their first exposure to an international audience and the last times they'd play together. It's a worthy addition to both their catalogues, writes B.G.M.'s M Milner.
2016’s Best New Old Music (or, The Best Reissues of 2016)
M Milner recaps 2016's best box sets, reissues, and live albums, including albums by Frank Zappa, Led Zeppelin, King Crimson, the Beatles and Miles Davis.
Miles Davis | Freedom Jazz Dance: The Bootleg Series Vol. 5
Miles Davis' Freedom Jazz Dance: The Bootleg Series Vol. 5 is an interesting and raw look into the recording of two classic jazz albums, writes M Milner.
Art for Art Jackson’s Sake: Solving the Mystery of Art Jackson Atrocity’s Gout
For years, Art Jackson Atrocity's 1974 record Gout inspired debate: was it a lost gem or a clever hoax? But the real story is wilder, explains M Milner.
Miles Ahead – Original Soundtrack: Condensing Greatness
Miles Ahead does a good job of condensing a large period into a short span of time. It represents Miles Davis in all of his groundbreaking periods.
A Beginner’s Guide to Bill Laswell
It’s a vaguely familiar name to music nerds: Bill Laswell. He’s known as a skilled bassist who’s played with bunch of New York scenesters and as a producer.
The Best New Old Music of 2015 (or The Best Reissues of 2015)
M. Milner takes a look at the best reissues of 2015: from Bob Dylan, The Grateful Dead, and The Velvet Underground to John Coltrane and Miles Davis.
Brainfeeder Superstar: Yet Another Brainiac In L.A.
[Author’s Note: This article is a patchwork of criticism, anecdotes and interviews. The personal interactions I recall were...