Not sure how I found this - did someone here mention it? Various folk here would like it, I think. "A London based Jazz-meets-Afrobeat-meets-Hip-Hop 5 piece." Parts of this one are more like jazz-meets-reggae.
I'm pretty sure I downloaded Otis Clay And Walter Hatchett - When The Gates Swing Open from Emusic (missing tr 1), some years ago but I couldn't find it at Discogs. Must be this one. I'll start tr 1 here...has some sound issues as I recall.
Finally got my hands on this - it had been backordered for a while. Many here would like, I think, not just free-jazzers. The ringing bells in the first piece are very poignant for those of us living in Chicago.
Having a Xavier Naidoo afternoon. Interesting to revisit these. I still think Izon represents a significant decline from Noiz. Telegramm für X remains brilliant, strong lyrically and musically and still by far my favorite of his solo albums.
ETA: @confused It's much more Current 93'ish than Myrninerest'ish. - So you'll have to like C93 to like this one (me thinks)
I downloaded it that same day and just waiting to fit it in. I was thinking Ts but that may take a while. Meanwhile, I really enjoyed Dominick Fernow's Dark Ambient side now on to some Techno...I'm familiar with Function so I'll start there. 2015 Function : Vatican Shadow 2017 - Luxor Necropolitics - Games Have Rules
Ps. That Function album was not as techno as I thought it would be but it made for a great transition into some thumping. Lots more to explore. Thanks again to djh.
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John Oliver - Cool Take (NYOP)
With thanks to @brighternow from last March.
Parts of this are fun; other parts are kind of annoying.
Ezra Collective, also NYOP
Not sure how I found this - did someone here mention it? Various folk here would like it, I think. "A London based Jazz-meets-Afrobeat-meets-Hip-Hop 5 piece." Parts of this one are more like jazz-meets-reggae.
2013 Kiasma 2016 Convivium
2017 Sanctuary
@Germanprof Ezra Collective's latest album Juan Pablo the Philosopher was included in one of my round-up columns about a month ago...
https://www.birdistheworm.com/the-round-up-because-the-story-is-never-a-closed-loop/
Good to know about that earlier album being NYP. I'm gonna feature it on my site tomrrow. h/t
NP:
Poppy Ackroyd - "Escapement"
I'm pretty sure I downloaded Otis Clay And Walter Hatchett - When The Gates Swing Open
from Emusic (missing tr 1), some years ago but I couldn't find it at Discogs. Must be this one.
I'll start tr 1 here...has some sound issues as I recall.
1993 The Gospel Truth
and Sunday morning with some jam
2005 In The House 2015 This Time For Real
Nickel and A Nail is a standout.
Ps This live album is still a terrific listen!
2011 Plunky - Plunky On Fire
Finally got my hands on this - it had been backordered for a while. Many here would like, I think, not just free-jazzers. The ringing bells in the first piece are very poignant for those of us living in Chicago.
1997 Pigeonhed
Flash Bulb Emergency Overflow Cavalcade Of Remixes
1997 Pressure Of Speech - Phase 1
1993 1997
1993 Rift Hampton Coliseum, Hampton, 03.06.09
A classic. I wish he were still recording.
Tetsu Inoue - Yolo
2004 Fossil 2005 Akitsa / Prurient
2006 Pleasure Ground 2006 Heavy Rain Returns
(Cyril Bondi is a member of Plaistow)
2007 Outside The World 2007
All Are Guests In The House Of The Lord
2008 Time Began In A Garden 2009. Stars Explode
2012 Oxidation 2013 Through The Window
2016 Unknown Rains
- Oh . . .My . . . God !
ETA: @confused It's much more Current 93'ish than Myrninerest'ish.
- So you'll have to like C93 to like this one (me thinks)
2011 FFH / Force Publique Congo 2017 Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement
From Bandcamp or eMusic. Because you can never have too many versions of In C.
- My all time favorite C93:
Having a Xavier Naidoo afternoon. Interesting to revisit these. I still think Izon represents a significant decline from Noiz. Telegramm für X remains brilliant, strong lyrically and musically and still by far my favorite of his solo albums.
Moving on to this after reading the RIP thread. :-(
Meanwhile, I really enjoyed Dominick Fernow's Dark Ambient side now on to some Techno...I'm familiar with Function so I'll start there.
2015 Function : Vatican Shadow 2017 - Luxor Necropolitics
- Games Have Rules
2017 Vatican Shadow / Ancient Methods
Bunkerterror
Ps. That Function album was not as techno as I thought it would be but it made for a great transition into some thumping. Lots more to explore. Thanks again to djh.
Thanks.
2017 Ex Eye 2016 Hypnopazūzu
1997 Sleeps With His Guitar 1999 Begging Her Graces
2001 Degrees Of Gone