Sun Ra by Val Wilmer, 1976

“btw this aint trying to be no non profit bs its like you see someone in your community that needs help and you think what can I do and then do something. my love and respect to all of you.” - mm

by Val Wilmer, 1971

Jeff Parker's ETA IVtet document their first show away from their home base: a live, in‑the‑round set before 400 people at the Lodge Room in Los Angeles. Happy Today is essential for fans and a sharp entry point for the curious.

Brussels trio Kin Gajo features Stan Maris (accordion, electronics), Werend Van Den Bossche (sax, flute, clarinet), and Tom Peeters (drums, percussion). Inspired by J Dilla, Flying Lotus, and British jazz, they fuse hip-hop with electro-acoustic textures.

Over twelve tracks, Harry Christelis showcases his craft with a lightness and respect for space and texture that shape his melodies with effortless ease. Christelis is joined by his long-standing bandmates: Christos Stylianides (trumpet and effects), Andréa Di Biase (double bass and synth), and Dave Storey (drums). Preserving Fictions is sublime from start to finish and well worth just under an hour or so of your attention.

The Death Particle - “Divina Commedia”

Lampen’s sophomore album “Halogen” immerses the listener in a hypnotic, slow-burning sonic world. This Finnish duo, comprised of guitarist Kalle Kalima and drummer/percussionist Tatu Rönkkö, draws inspiration from drone-metal pioneers Earth and Australian minimalists The Necks to forge a captivating sound that transcends genre boundaries.