New music and artistic projects that pass the rigid The Tonearm test, recommended by the editors.
In advance of our live discussion and Q&A with author Gabriel Kennedy, we bring you the introduction from the first biography of Robert Anton Wilson, countercultural novelist and underground philosopher.
A live discussion and Q&A with Gabriel Kennedy, author of the book 'Chapel Perilous: The Life and Thought Crimes of Robert Anton Wilson'
Since 2007, Michel Gentile, Daniel Kelly, and Rob Garcia have done far more than practice. Their new album 'Scouring For The Elements' reveals how life, art, and community shaped their distinctive jazz sound.
India Gailey's new album 'Butterfly Lightning Shakes The Earth' showcases her dual talents as composer and cellist, blending climate change awareness with Buddhist philosophy in a groundbreaking orchestral work.
Verve Records unveils 'Crisol: Grande-Terre,' a lost gem from the late jazz trumpeter's catalog, showcasing his innovative blend of Latin jazz and contemporary sounds.
Kevin Sun's double album features two distinct quartets, blending original compositions with unexpected covers and capturing the essence of the saxophonist's artistic growth in New York's vibrant jazz community.
The acclaimed Canadian composer pushes the boundaries of piano music, blending traditional techniques with electromagnetic drones to craft otherworldly compositions.
Backed by New York jazz luminaries, Cutchins crafts a sound that combines the raw energy of grunge with the sophistication of jazz.
Seabrook's latest work showcases his evolution as a fearless innovator, layering multiple instruments and found sounds into a complex, visceral musical experience.
From urgent warnings to hopeful visions, Shepik's latest album explores various facets of our changing climate, urging listeners to consider their role in preserving the planet.
Jeff Lederer, the multi-talented saxophonist and composer, is back with a musical gut punch aimed squarely at the current political landscape. His new album, Guilty!!!, drops October 7th via his label little (i) music, just as the Supreme Court kicks off its fall term.
Violinist Anick and pianist Yeager reunite for a genre-defying album that responds to global upheaval with musical introspection and collaborative spirit.