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Armageddon Flower, Felix Henkelhausen Quintet & Darrifourcq/Hermia/Ceccaldi
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Ivo Perelman
saxophone, tenorb.1961
Matthew Shipp
pianob.1960
Felix Henkelhausen
bass, acoustic
Sylvain Darrifourcq
drumsManuel Hermia
saxophone
João Martins
drumsb.1982
Mark Solborg
guitar
Dave Rempis
saxophoneb.1975
Jason Adasiewicz
vibraphone
Nate McBride
bass
Keefe Jackson
saxophoneJakob Heinemann
bass
Adam Shead
drumsb.1993
Playlist
- Felix Henkelhausen Quintet "Expansion" from The Excruciating Pain Of Boredom (Enja) 00:00
- Host speaks 08:04
- " data-original-title="" title="">Felix Henkelhausen "Building Blocks For Self-Destruction" from The Excruciating Pain Of Boredom (Enja) 10:02
Felix Henkelhausen
bass, acoustic 
" data-original-title="" title="">Tiziano Tononi &Tiziano Tononi
drums
b.1956
" data-original-title="" title="">Emanuele Parrini "Pee Wee's Corner" from Other Interactions On July 5th (Felmay) 19:17Emanuele Parrini
violin- Chrome Hill "Bent Out Of Shape" from En Route 2025 (Clean Feed) 29:38
- Host speaks 34:44
- Jo?o Martins "Diversificado Incongruente" from Oximoro (Carimba Porta Jazz) 37:05
- " data-original-title="" title="">Eva Novoa,
Eva Novoa
piano
" data-original-title="" title="">Masa Kamaguchi &Masa Kamaguchi
bass, acoustic
" data-original-title="" title="">Gerald Cleaver "Palomitas De Maiz" from Eva Novoa, Masa Kamaguchi & Gerald Cleaver (577 Records) 44:51Gerald Cleaver
drums
b.1963 - Littorina Saxophone Quartet "Kop Kop" from Leaking Pipes (NoBusiness) 48:53
- Host speaks 56:55
- Keefe Jackson, Jakob Heinemann & " data-original-title="" title="">Adam Shead "12345" from Stinger (Irritable Mystic) 58:49
Adam Shead
drums
b.1993 - Bliss Quintet "Ida" from Live at Nat Jazz 2024 (Jazzland) 1:06:45
- " data-original-title="" title="">Leif Berger Quartet "Crazy Horse Refused To Die On A Cot" from Secret Normalization (Klaeng) 1:11:42
Leif Berger
drums - Host speaks 1:16:59
- Wheelhouse "Gingerbread" from House and Home (Aerophonic) 1:20:04
" data-original-title="" title="">Jaimie Branch "Prayer For Amerikka Parts 1 & 2" from Fly Or Die Live (Intl. Anthem) 1:32:18Jaimie Branch
trumpet
1983 - 2022
" data-original-title="" title="">James Brandon Lewis Quartet "Even The Sparrow" from Abstraction Is Deliverance (Intakt) 1:46:58James Brandon Lewis
saxophone, tenor
b.1983- Host speaks 1:52:08
- Ivo Perelman & Matthew Shipp's String Trio "Armageddon Flower" from Armageddon Flower (Tao Forms) 1:54:46
- Sylvain Darrifourcq, Manuel Hermia & Valentin Ceccaldi "Fatification" from Unicorn And Flexibility (Hector) 2:06:08
" data-original-title="" title="">Dan Phillips Trio "Damage Assessment" from Array In Brown (Lizard Breath) 2:12:27Dan Phillips
guitar
b.1965
" data-original-title="" title="">Tom Weeks "Dummy Data" from Paranoid II (Wolfsblood) 2:16:38Tom Weeks
saxophone
b.1989- Host speaks 2:21:40
- Mark Solborg & Tungemal Project "Janus Og Sidste Ord" from Confluencia (Ilk Music) 2:24:16
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Manuel Hermia
Valentin Ceccaldi
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Littorina Saxophone Quartet
Mark Solborg
Tungemal Project
Wheelhouse with {{m: Dave Rempis
Jason Adasiewicz
Nate McBride
Keefe Jackson
Jakob Heinemann
Adam Shead
Felix Henkelhausen Quintet
Tiziano Tononi
Emanuele Parrini
Eva Novoa
Masa Kamaguchi
Gerald Weaver
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Jaimie Branch
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Dan Phillips
Tom Weeks
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