"Mike's classic '90s Immune releases are now safely home at Exowax Recordings, the label co-owned by Mike and his manager Scott Chatfield. "This album is the sound of someone who can't believe he's finally being allowed to make a real live solo album...

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“Eyvind Kang and Jessika Kenney are two are musicians who have established themselves as powerful voices working at a unique intersection of contemporary composition, improvisation, and Asian traditional music forms. Either individually or as a pair, they have worked in contexts ranging from performances of traditional Persian and Javanese music to collaborations with Sunn O))), but their work together as a duo most clearly represents the central concerns of their diverse practices: a music of the inner....

“A late night jam with the Lovin' Spoonful's Zal Yanofsky in 1967 would prove to be the big break for Toronto's Kensington Market. As Nicholas Jennings tells it in Before the Gold Rush, his excellent chronicle of that city's Yorkville scene, "Knocked out by the band's sophisticated sound, Yanofsky went down to New York where he raved about them to Felix Pappalardi, already one of the hottest new record producers with the Youngbloods and Cream to his credit. Pappalardi flew up to Toronto in October to...

Kenso have been making great progressive jazz/rock albums for 35 years. This fabulous 1985 release was the band's third album and their first that they didn't have to release themselves and which gained them a huge nod of attention in the progressive jazz/rock-starved world that was 1985!
This is a band with a catalog of excellent works, but this one is one of *the* ones to own if you don't have anything, so start here! Like most of their work from the 80s and 90s, it's been unavailable for a long...

Kenso have been making great progressive jazz/rock albums for 35 years. This 1986 release was the band's fourth album and their first-ever live album. Like most of their work from the 80s and 90s, it's been unavailable for a long while.
Now it's available again at a reasonable price, especially for a Japanese release, as a special blu-spec CD release!

Kenso have been making great progressive jazz/rock albums for 35 years. This 1991 release was the band's sixth album and it's another killer, solid release of 50% jazz/rock and 50% symphonic rock and shows them having matured completely into the band they basically remain sounding like to this day. Like most of their work from the 80s and 90s, it's been unavailable for a long while.
Now it's available again at a reasonable price, especially for a Japanese release, as a special blu-spec CD release!

"Recorded and released after a two-year stint in Europe, Until marks alto saxophonist Robin Kenyatta's American debut as a leader, after sideman tenures with Sonny Stitt, Bill Dixon, and Archie Shepp. For anyone (of the few) who followed the rather obscure reedman's career, this set -- originally released on the Atlantic jazz subsidiary Vortex and produced by Joel Dorn -- is indicative of the restless nature of Kenyatta's career on his own records: he was not only interested in, but attempted to play...

Michael Jaeger: Tenor Saxophone / Vincent Membrez: Piano, Prepared Piano / Luca Sisera: Bass / Norbert Pfammatter: Drums

"Kerouac plays with rhythms and sounds and spaces. A door within a door opens up into a new space of experience. And so...

“Kerrs Pink is a band whose beginnings date back to 1973, the first album was released in 1980. With their album "Mystic Spirit" they showed all their power and recorded great material. There have been many lineup changes throughout the band's history but surprisingly nothing has changed since the last album. Eirikur Hauksson (vocals), who is otherwise active in Magic Pie, as well as Hans Jørgen Kvisler (guitar), Per Langsholt (bass), Glenn Fosser (Hammond, Minimoog, accordion), Lasse Johansen (piano...

"Chronicles from imaginary places is certainly the album of the artistic maturity of the Kerygmatic Project. It is a well-structured work, fresh and dynamic, in which there are three well-built suites , as well as some well-done pieces . The basic idea that unites the various compositions is that of travel in the artistic imagination. A time machine that allows you to travel between present, past and future, through everyday reality to that envisioned by creative imagination. Classicism and...

Kerygmatic Project was born in 1998, created by Samuele Tadini, Danilo Nobili and Marco Campagnolo, with the purpose of composing original music that recover in style and construction the great British progressive rock tradition of the seventies and eighties, renewed tradition with a new key able to embrace different styles, so as to constitute an original sound well recognizable. The Kerygmatic Project compositions are affected, in fact, from the contributions of various genres taken by rock, pop, jazz...

Kessler is known as a jazz pianist, but this mid 70's multi-keyboard extravaganza features Fender Rhodes, acoustic piano, Hohner clavinet and flutes. This progressive/fusion oriented work is a little reminiscent to me of Teddy Lasry's or Benoit Wideman...

“One of the best albums to buy these days in terms of Abstract Jazz.”-a buyer’s comment

"Ever growing interest motivated by originality and class Keszler’s latest solo venture offers up a latticework of melodic percussion, drum set, and electro-acoustic instrumentation, built upon fragments of American abstraction, ancient scales, industrial percussion, and jazz-age film noir to achieve its feeling of imperial decay. Keszler’s instrumental performances are framed by panoramic recordings of.....

“Sixteen choice garage/surf tracks from the Keymen, the premier band in the Las Cruces, NM area in the mid 1960’s. This collection amasses their earliest surf instrumentals — all previously unreleased — plus their hard to find single. Also included are the juiciest cuts from their 1968 live album, “The Keymen Live.” Energetic music, meant to be played loud.
1-8 recorded 1965, previously unissued; 9-10 released in 1967 as Goldust #5019; 11-12 previously unissued; 13-16 released in 1968 on The Keymen...

In the beginning there was Uriel, which consisted of Steve Hillage (guitar and vocals), Dave Stewart (keyboards), Mont Campbell (bass) and Clive Brooks (drums). Steve left to go to school and the other three carried on as Egg. Then, while at university...

Ravaged by civil and geopolitical wars for over twenty years, Afghan culture, particularly the country's musical heritage, has risked complete annihilation...this music is practiced mainly in urban areas and has in the past had close ties with that of ...

We are proud to present this live recording of Amjad Ali Khan, who is descended from a famous dynasty of sarod players. His live performances are unforgettable and it is under these circumstances that the depth and intensity of his unique style are bes...

Considering that Burkina Faso musician Amadou Kienou hails from a family whose lineage includes several noted practitioners of the craft of the griot, its not surprising that his own music is much more than a mere percussive orgy. Kienou's musical trai...

Carla is the violinist and vocalist for Sleepytime Gorilla Museum, was previously in Charming Hostess and the Tin Hat Trio, and has also performed improvisationally based music with a wide range of artists. "Carla Kihlstedt is one of the most versatile...

Back in print; at least for a minute!
Masabumi Kikuchi was one of the greats in Japanese jazz for a long time. He recently died and to honor him, a number of his long out of print titles have been reissued; this is the first time that this album has been available on CD in at least 15 years!
He started as a accompanist on acoustic pianist in the 60s and then later launched a band and a solo career.

"By the late 70s Masabumi Kikuchi had pretty well settled into living in New York City...

Back in print; at least for a minute!
Masabumi Kikuchi was one of the greats in Japanese jazz for a long time. He recently died and to honor him, a number of his long out of print titles have been reissued; this is the first time that this album has been available on CD in at least 15 years!
He started as a accompanist on acoustic pianist in the 60s and then later launched a band and a solo career.

"By the late 70s Masabumi Kikuchi had pretty well settled into living in New York City...