benjamin schmid jazz quartet hot club jazz cd album re

benjamin schmid jazz quartet hot club jazz cd album re

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benjamin schmid jazz quartet hot club jazz cd album reBenjamin Schmid is an Austrian violinist with deep roots in jazz, particularly gypsy jazz traditions. This album showcases his quartet's approach to hot club jazz and swing, drawing on the legacy of Django Reinhardt and European jazz. The music balances lyrical violin with tight ensemble interplay, creating warm, accessible swing that feels both classic and contemporary. Schmid's violin becomes the voice of the group, dancing over rhythm section

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I've faithfully followed Living the Line's Smudge manga releases up to this. Actually I had this one preordered for ages but Amazon never shipped it to me and I only noticed it was in stock by chance. I had to cancel and reorder it. What the heck, Amazon? Anyhow, it's definitely a horror story but also a species of superhero story, or at least a person-with-superpowers story, without the encumbrances of lore, heavy character- or world-building, a continuing narrative in a shared universe, or anything else. There's really nothing you could call a plot. Stripped down and even rough as it is, it's utterly engrossing, surreal reading for me. A lot of my manga reading is horror but I've also been enjoying superhero manga like this or, for example, Hikari-Man FAR more than anything from the Big Two because of the greater freedom the Japanese works exhibit in how they conceptualize power(s) and heroism.

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Reviewed in the United States on January 23, 2026