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The 1973 edition of the British jazz-rock band is heard at its best in a gig at De Lantaren, Rotterdam, caught on a Uher tape recorder

New Sampha + an Arlo Parks session.

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MoonJune Music and M Films Producciones present a multi-sensory festival of eclectic, international progressive music expanding the boundaries of jazz, rock, global music, and the unknown. Join visionary presenters Leonardo Pavkovic and Mauricio Aguinaco in historic Toledo, Spain, for four days of extraordinary concerts, roundtable discussions with seasoned music industry professionals, regional gastronomical delights, and the warm camaraderie of a global cast of musicians and enthusiasts.

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The festival season may be upon us but the musical streets of Bristol are still paved with jazz (in all its many guises).

The 50 best albums of 2023 offer sublime music as major artists return with albums and brilliant new sounds bubble up from the underground and worldwide.

Melodies of Pride: Queer Anthems for LGBTQ+ RepresentationFrom new classics to the hottest sounds of summer, get your Pride playlist ready to rock.

Fifty years ago Gibbs' music led Charles Le Vay to imagine a fast motorway drive with a lovely lady waiting at the other end

Some of last year's breakout artists are back with new music.