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Tu-Ner
Rendezvous Rodeo
For These Three, Dusty Motels and Soggy Deli Plates Weren’t Hell. They Were Practice!
Tu-Ner rides into uncharted territory with their latest release, Rendezvous Rodeo. These three world-class improvisers lock into grooves that border on the telepathic. The new record spans reimaginings of classic King Crimson pieces, compositions from each member's individual career, and a new take on a piece Gunn and Mastelotto performed live at the Royal Albert Hall with David Sylvian and Robert Fripp.
Featuring Jane Getter, Adam Holzman (Miles Davis, Steven Wilson), Paul Frazier (David Byrne, Nile Rodgers), and Gene Lake (Marcus Miller, Nile Rodgers & Chic), with special guests Alex Skolnick (Testament, Trans-Siberian Orchestra), Russell Holzman (Caroline Polachek), Mark Egan (Pat Metheny), and Chanda Rule (Kirk Lightsey). A record about change — personal, political, and musical.
A carefully curated collection of 30 tracks spanning nearly three hours of progressive rock, jazz fusion, experimental soundscapes, and cinematic compositions,including 7 UNRELEASED SONGS.
Featuring Tu-Ner, Michael Shrieve, Andre LaFosse, Joe Deninzon & Stratospheerious, Happy Rhodes, Stick Men, Sarah Power, andmore.With new music from Marco Mattei, Komara, Sam Morrison, Matte Henderson, Trey Gunn & David Forlano, Argo Vals, and Barend Tromp!
Chicago progressive instrumental trio AZIOLA CRY returns with their fourth album, Dysphoria Ritual, arriving April 17th.
Featuring Jason Blake (Warr guitar), Mike Milaniak (guitar), and Tommy Murray (drums), the band continues to push the boundaries of modern progressive music with a release that is both technically powerful and emotionally immersive.
From Nothing is an EP in three movements that explores the relationship between acoustic and electronic matter across a latent dramaturgy shaped by minimal gestures and granular dialogues. Within a shifting sonic landscape rich in morphological nuances, each sound carries a trace of transfiguration as a plurality of patterns aggregate and dissolve in a shared search oriented toward continuity and transformation.
The broadcast continues — and it's grown into something new.
What began as two tracks has been completely reimagined as a full 12-song album. Lorenzo Feliciati rejoins Pat Mastelotto as Deborah Carter Mastelotto steps to the mic, and Late Night DJ becomes The Mastelottos after dark.
Evan Bartholomew returns to the DiN label as Bluetech with Petite Constellations, his most intimate and melodically focused work to date. This thirteen-track collection draws subtle inspiration from Erik Satie's concise compositional forms and serves as a heartfelt homage to Mort Garson's beloved Mother Earth's Plantasia. Available on limited edition vinyl and CD on May 29.
