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  1. The group Kartet recently released their sixth album, Grand Laps. Pianist Benoit Delbecq is probably the most recognizable name to most outside of France. Here's a portion of my review: "Even though the line-up is that of a classic jazz quartet, this is not a horn-with-rhythm section album; it’s more egalitarian in design. The music on Grand Laps generally unfolds at an unhurried pace, and the structures the group use emphasize dialog, not blazing displays of virtuosity. At some points I was reminded of Miles’ second quintet in their more introspective moments. There’s an MBase influence lurking as well in the angular nature of some of the compositions." You can read the full review of Grand Laps on my blog.
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