AccuJazz Internet radio continues its weekly roll-out of creatively programmed jazz channels with the release of its newest customizable radio stream, “Avant-Garde Jazz.” The channel is completely free to use and available 24/7.

The channel plays plenty of great free jazz, from Albert Ayler to Han Bennink to David S. Ware, but casts a wide net in its inclusion of different Avant-Garde styles. Listeners will also hear music by daring composer/improvisers like Tim Berne and Ken Vandermark and Avant-Garde jazz/rock by artists from Miles Davis to Jim Black. Jazz/classical fusions by musicians like Bill Dixon and Evan Parker also fit in to the eclectic mix. Of course, the artists mentioned here are only a small sampling of the hundreds of artists represented in the programming.

AccuJazz.com is a leading internet jazz radio station that recently launched a brand new Web site with two dozen channels.

“Avant-Garde Jazz” is second in a weekly roll-out of new channels that will continue indefinitely. Future channels feature such eclectic themes as “Women of Jazz,” “Organ Jazz,” and “Regions: Chicago.” All channels are customizable, with the options to “deselect” artists from the play list and pause or skip songs.

For more information, please visit them online at AccuJazz.com.

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