After years of performing at festivals such as Nozstock, Brecon Jazz and Swn, as a support act for names like Molly Tuttle, Joshua Radin and Rachel Baiman, and
Sonny Rollins, whose authoritative tenor saxophone and unmatched gift for spontaneous invention defined an entire jazz era, died on Monday at his home in Woodstock, New York. His
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On Friday evening, the legendary Shepherd’s Bush Empire in London was entirely dedicated to South African alternative punk music. What began as a special double bill of Die
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