XLR8R — Kieran Hebden, better known as Four Tet, has a considerable, not to mention incredibly consistent, back catalog. In addition to producing his own acclaimed records, the London-based producer has worked with late jazz drummer Steve Reid, folk singer-s... more info

Impose Magazine — The musical bond between Kieran Hebden (alias Four Tet) and the late Steve Reid may have seemed like an unlikely one to some, but their telekinetic synergy resulted in one of the most exciting working relationships of the new millennium. Through... more info

Altsounds — Live At The South Bank stands as a memorial to a thrilling and productive partnership between Kieran Hebden (aka Four Tet) and Steve Reid sadly cut off in its prime. Even up to his death at age 66, in 2010, Reid continued to push himself outside hi... more info

Guardian Music — (Republic of Music)Drummer Steve Reid – who played with artists as varied as Martha and the Vandellas, James Brown, Dexter Gordon, Sun Ra and Ornette Coleman – died last year, but this live album from Ornette Coleman's 2009 Meltdown festi... more info

DrownedInSound — Fifth and final collaboration between Kieran 'Four Tet' Hebden and the late Steve Reid. Read the full story on DrownedinSound.com more info

Altsounds — So spoke Steve Reid, veteran jazz drummer and percussionist, of the remarkable musical relationship he forged in the final years of his life with Kieran Hebden (Four Tet), the British electronic musician/producer young enough to be his grandson. Even... more info

XLR8R — Norwegian label Smalltown Superjazz has just announced it will soon release Live at the South Bank, a document of a live session featuring the duo of Kieran Hebden (a.k.a. Four Tet, pictured above) and legendary jazz drummer Steve Reid with Swedish s... more info

XLR8R — In memory of Steve Reid, the legendary jazz drummer whose prolific career included working with James Brown, Miles Davis, and Kieran Hebden, among others, before passing away last year, BBC Radio DJ/Brownswood head honcho Gilles Peterson has founded ... more info

Guardian Music — US jazz drummer whose work ranged from Motown to electronicaA typical audience for that uncompromising idiom known as free jazz might be 60 people swaying respectfully in a small room. In April 2006, the Scala club in King's Cross, central London, h... more info

Guardian Music — The recent passing of several much-loved musicians reminds us that the obituarist's art is to make writing about death seem life-affirmingAs 2010 draws towards its halfway point, the time seems right for an excursion into the kind of broader strategi... more info