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In November 2016 The Cosmic Range released their debut record New Latitudes and immediately critical ears across the globe pricked up in response. Pitchfork described the record as "an intoxicating swirl of ambient drones, hypnotic Afro-funk, synth-powered psychedelia, and drifting piano reveries". The Wire claimed that New Latitudes "…makes bamboozling leaps back and forth between prog, krautrock, funk, Afrobeat and free jazz" and Electronic Sound contextualized The Cosmic Range thusly: "If Kamasi Washington is spiritual apprentice to sorcerer John Coltrane, then The Cosmic Range are the bastard offspring Seers of Miles Davis and Alice Coltrane, raised on George Clinton's mothership. Get some."

The Trondheim soloists and Knut Reiersrud are now embarking on a criminal career. Reiersrud's and the Trondheim Soloists' fearless encounter with Schubert and Brahms. On their new album they commit a series of musical crimes. With no discernible respect for tradition, they serve up some versions of works by Schubert and Brahms that we are sure you have never heard before.

Tom Tallitsch is originally from Cleveland, Ohio where he began his musical training on the piano, clarinet and saxophone. Here he began his journey into the life of a diverse jazz artist. Since graduating with a Bachelors of Music in Jazz Studies from the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, Tallitsch has blossomed into a respected band leader, composer, educator and radio personality.Tallitsch’s latest release is his fourth as a leader and is titled "Heads Or Tales" (Posi-Tone, 2012). On this record, his quartet enthusiastically performs eight of his original compositions and an intimate rendition of a Neil Young song.

Tom Tallitsch is originally from Cleveland, Ohio where he began his musical training on the piano, clarinet and saxophone. Here he began his journey into the life of a diverse jazz artist. Since graduating with a Bachelors of Music in Jazz Studies from the University of Cincinnati College Conservatory of Music, Tallitsch has blossomed into a respected band leader, composer, educator and radio personality.Tallitsch’s latest release is his fourth as a leader and is titled "Heads Or Tales" (Posi-Tone, 2012). On this record, his quartet enthusiastically performs eight of his original compositions and an intimate rendition of a Neil Young song.