“It hurts to play this music.” —Wadada Leo Smith At the bottom of a well, when you see the night sky, that’s your only perspective. I feel like this thing about cynicism, we take for granted. Suicide is painless. Why then write these words? Why not just kill myself? Why title a song after something … Continue reading Eliot Cardinaux – “Suicide is Painless”: Mal Waldron & the Difficult Poetry of the Title
Tag: Jazz
Our Hearts as Thieves: What the Wildflower Witnessed
The international ensemble Our Hearts as Thieves now offer up their sophomore record, what the wildflower witnessed, a double record (CD/Download) comprised of two long-form live sets & two short studio tracks recorded at Loft, in Cologne, in January, 2020
Eliot Cardinaux: A Living Past
A Living Past is the fourth album produced by poet and pianist Eliot Cardinaux for The Bodily Press. He and his quartet call into question the ways in which history can be revealed from within the present in a work of art, and what it means to live beyond a moment of historical crisis.
Asger Thomsen: Autolysis
The Bodily Press is proud to present the release of Asger Thomsen's Autolysis, in vinyl & digital formats.
Cardinaux / McEvoy / Goldman: take me by the hand of darkness
The Bodily Press is proud to present take me by the hand of darkness a new trio record by poet/pianist Eliot Cardinaux, bassist Will McEvoy, and drummer Max Goldman.
New Release! Magpie: Six Feet on Solid Ground
It's Beefheart and Tom Waits meet Melt Banana sitting in the back row of a Keith Jarrett concert in Japan. And it's going to do you some good.
