Liveset with Steven Coppens (drums), Timon Koomen (guitar) and Mark Nieuwenhuis (trompet in fx). Probably one of the most advanced bands in … ?!
Taken from the 1986 ‘Say What’ Live in London vinyl LP. High quality audio.
One of the defining records of my teenage years in many senses. Typography probably Neville Brody.
Go head…
Off of their 1977 album ‘The Revolutionary Ensemble Recorded Live At Moosham Castle (Inner City Records)’. Leroy Jenkins (Violin), Sirone (Bass), and Jerome Cooper (Piano, Drums).
insanely talented and cool french-canadians, waiting for the eurostar train.
Perfect for a rainy sunday morning.
An amazing track off the collaborative modern jazz album of John Zorn and Jamie Saft Trio. Lelahel is supposed to be an angel of the zodiac exercising dominion over love, art, science and fortune. The pictorials of deserted streets, dirt-strewn alleyways, isolated roads and an assortment of various time-lapse photographs capture a mood that — like the bittersweet music — suggests otherwise. Loneliness echoes in the air as silent footprints pass through once familiar places.



