Episode 368: More New Jazz Albums with Weird Titles

Here's what you'll hear on this week's episode. In order.

• Dance To The Bass Drum (Not The Bass), from "Here Goes Nothing". By Brian Claxton (playing bass)

• A Danish group called Smag Pa Dig Selv, and an album called "This Is Why We Lost". The track I play features Victoria Sondergaard on vibraphone.

• Siril Malmedal Hauge and Kjetil Muledid. From Norway. An album called "I Remember Oranges".

• Polka Dots and Raybans, the title track by guitarist Mike Clement.

• We are.Profoundly.Predisposed.to Drowning. By Anne Efternoler, Maria Laurette Friis, and Johanna Bochert. So what is it that's drowning? I try to answer that, and play a track called "What Remains Between Us Is Beyond Exhaustion".

• The Eerie Glow of Jellyfish, by Urs Leimbruber, Jacques Demierre, and Thomas Lehn.

• Two tracks from I Love Life Even When I'm Hurting, by saxopohonist and composer Dave McMurray. With vocal by Kern.

• A jazz album called "Bluegrass".

• A tune that draws from the cry of the white Bellbird.

• Latin Jazz Meets Opera, by opera singer Christopher Sanchez and Cuban jazz pianist Dayramir Gonzales.