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Ingebrigt Håker Flaten

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Ingebrigt Håker Flaten (b. 1971, Oppdal) – studied Jazz at the Music Consevatory in Trondheim, Norway (1992-1995) under the tutelage of bassplayer Odd Magne Gridseth.When one listens to the great bassists in modern jazz history, a striking thing (though it may not be immediately arrived at) is that greatness is reached through open-mindedness and diversity. William Parker, Malachi Favors Maghostut, Peter Kowald, Wilbur Ware, Bertram Turetsky, Buell Neidlinger – all of these bass players have embraced a lifestyle of playing all sorts of music and the breadth of each musicians’ technique is a testament to those experiences

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Breezy

Label: Sonic Transmissions
Released: 2024
Track listing: Dylar; Free The Jazz; Hilma; Ability; Breezy.

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The Cliffhanger Session

Label: Zarek
Released: 2024
Track listing: The Cliffhanger #1, The Cliffhanger #2.

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Harvesters

Label: Aerophonic Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: CD1: Everything Happens To You; The Exuberant Aubergine; CD2: Spooky Action; Little Fascists; Fat Lip.

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Afterdog

Label: Blåmann Records
Released: 2024
Track listing: The Pandemic; Bouncing with Brad; Fractions; Nightrider; Tripuri; Dionysis; Russell; Prelude.

Article: Radio & Podcasts

Marilyn Crispell/Harvey Sorgen, The Young Mothers & B.B. King

Read "Marilyn Crispell/Harvey Sorgen, The Young Mothers & B.B. King" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


If you haven't heard the piano trio, Dreamstruck (Marilyn Crispell, Joe Fonda & Harvey Sorgen), put them on your must-listen list. Highly original and free wheeling playing make their two releases much appreciated. Crispell and Sorgen decided to continue making magic as a duo on the new Forest, now available, and it's one of the feature ...

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Article: Album Review

Ingebrigt Håker Flaten (Exit) Knarr: Breezy

Read "Breezy" reviewed by Rob Garratt


When news of Jaimie Branch's passing broke in 2022, there was an understandably huge outpouring of tributes from different corners of the jazz community. While an eternal punk rocker at heart, Branch was also a distinctly millennial musician, and a fitting figurehead for the recent wave of borderless improvised music that came out of Chicago's International ...

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Article: Album Review

Pandemic Solution: Afterdog

Read "Afterdog" reviewed by Troy Dostert


One hopes there will soon come a time in which the memories of the Covid crisis will fade conclusively, but until then its legacy seems likely to linger. As further evidence we have the ensemble Pandemic Solution, a trio originally assembled by pianist Norvald Dahl during the early stages of the pandemic in 2020. Although one ...

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Article: Album Review

Jonas Cambien's Maca Conu: Maca Conu

Read "Maca Conu" reviewed by John Sharpe


While Oslo-based Belgian pianist Jonas Cambien's Maca Conu may be a new venture, it has a lot in common with his trio which made a series of acclaimed albums, including A Zoology of the Future (Clean Feed, 2016) and We Must Mustn't We (Clean Feed, 2018). Not least of that is down to the continued tenure ...

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Article: Radio & Podcasts

Per Texas Johansson, Anke Helfrich & Machine Mass Sextet

Read "Per Texas Johansson, Anke Helfrich & Machine Mass Sextet" reviewed by Maurice Hogue


Last show of another year of great music, and I usually try to do something special or different, but I was kind of tapped out for ideas until I happened to come across We'll Rise, a new recording by German pianist and singer, Anke Helfrich. I loved the message she was trying to convey through her ...


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