Music Review | Matthew Shipp Trio: Songs That Are Keyed to Slipping, Sliding and Quivering
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On Monday night, to celebrate the release of the album â âPiano Vortexâ (Thirsty Ear)â the pianist Matthew Shipp led his trio through two sets at the Blue Note.
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A hipper niche of kid music is encouraging a curious form of parental connoisseurship, where ÂHigh FidelityÂ meets high chairs.
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Thereâs a lot going on under the surface of âFeel the Noise,â far more than its indefensibly generic title suggests.
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Verdiâs talent for penetrating melodies goes a long way toward explaining why so flimsy a drama manages such potency in a strong performance.
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Reviews of releases by Alan Jackson, Riskay, Natasja Saad, 8Ball & Devius and Laura Marling.
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A blaring ambulance siren and a mellow-toned cello: They hardly make perfect harmony.
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Natasha Bedingfield may not universally known, but her song is.
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Jazz, Pop, and Country all make an appearance in this week's roundup of new releases.
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In a new work, âTerra Nova,â Ben Munisteri sets the fast, difficult beaten steps to a dreamily slow song by Bjork. The effect is both odd and perfect in its place.
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It takes a certain audacity to cover a Radiohead song. It takes something close to lunacy to do it with a trumpet and two saxophones.
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Reviews of releases by Jeremy Pelt, Joe Fiedler, Roy Haynes, Tyshawn Sorey and 13th Floor Elevators.
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Three new plays explore disparate lives pushed together by music, strife, time, and friendship.
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Three new CDÂs attempt to go beyond modern conceptions of piano sound to show, in various ways, what kind of music Mozart might have heard on his own instruments.
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silhouettes of music lovers jumping, whipping their hair around, pounding fists in the air, stomping to songs like U2âs &quot;Vertigo.
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By Greg Kot, Chicago Tribune  Feb. 6--Somewhat overlooked in the rush to anoint Clap Your Hands Say Yeah as the future of the music business was the music itself.
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In an age when the fluffiest pop acts boast of penning their own songs, jazz chanteuse Madeleine Peyroux may be a bit of an anomaly.
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For all of the talk of him playing weird music, Peel played Status Quo&#39;s &quot;Whatever you want&quot; the other week. He played music as it actually is: an unholy mess, a mixture of old and new, some bands having sold