Pianist Craig Taborn doesn't like to make his music too easy to appreciate, an attitude that seems to have only grown in importance. But don't confuse that with the all-too-common desire to be ...
Roula Khalaf, Editor of the FT, selects her favourite stories in this weekly newsletter. Pianist/composer/producer Craig Taborn first used the name “Junk Magic” in 2004 for his quartet release on the ...
Following his 2001 recording Light Made Lighter, keyboardist Craig Taborn returns with Junk Magic, a new recording that places him squarely in the 21st century, maybe even the 22nd. With a combination ...
The Thirsty Ear Blue Series, an ambitious attempt at fusing free jazz with the textures and beats of electronic music and hip-hop, has made it a point to try and create something new. However, the ...
As a sideman, Craig Taborn has thrived in polar extremes. He swung hard with sax bruiser James Carter, wandered open space with Roscoe Mitchell and Mat Maneri, and dove into ice-cold ambience with ...
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