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As an educator, Jack teaches percussion extensively to students of all ages and abilities. He is also involved in academia as a professor of the history of jazz at Emerson College in Boston.

Silver City, Nevada – Ever wonder what your garden vegetables or your house plants sound like? Do they sound different than native Nevada plants like purple sage or globemallow? You can find the answers to these questions during a July 12th experimental music concert that will include the music of plants.

Check out our RIO playlist and discover some gems from this oft-ignored sub-genre of prog

Contributor Marc Masters selects ten of his favourite Invisible Jukebox interviews from The Wire ’s back pages featuring Sunny Murray, Derek Bailey, Jaimie Branch, Lydia Lunch, and more. All selected articles are available to read in The Wire...

Now Playing, our latest free CD, available with every issue of Uncut, showcases 15 tracks of the month's best new music

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Plus: The Soul Rebels, Buffalo Nichols, Godcaster, Hatebreed, Made in America, Pop Montreal, Thursday, Eladio Carrión, and more tour and festival news.

Though the COVID masks were mostly history and the advertised slate of artists were all in attendance, the lead up to this year's FIMAV was...

Iconic bassist Les Claypool (Primus, The Claypool Lennon Delirium) is bringing one of his solo projects to Napa and Hard Rock Live Sacramento in Wheatland.

The album will feature music and lyrics by Sally Potter, and will be based on her experience coming of age as a young woman in 1960s London.