Eliana Glass’ New Vocal Jazz LP Is Mesmerizing and Offbeat
Eliana Glass’ music is gentle and warm, but also filled with mystery and unanswered questions. E is compelling, dreamlike, and best of all: never boring.
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Okkyung Lee Goes From Classical to Noise on the Stellar ‘Yeo-Neun’
Cellist Okkyung Lee walks a fine line between classical and noise on the splendid, minimalist excursion Yeo-Neun.
Félicia Atkinson’s ‘The Flower and the Vessel’ Focuses on Small Gestures
Experimental composer and French poet Félicia Atkinson creates The Flower and the Vessel "with pregnancy", using small gestures to explore questions of ontology and becoming.
Eli Keszler’s ‘Stadium’ Is a Warm, Jittery, Percussive Delight
The ninth solo record from avant-garde percussionist Eli Keszler shows him combining his typically dazzling percussion with unique soundscapes.