Eric Dophy & The Latin Jazz Quartet - CaribeOriginally recorded by Rudy Van Gelder in August 1960 and released in February 1961, Carib shows the great multi instrumentalist Eric Dolphy in the unexpected context of a Latin Jazz combo. A fascinating combination of apparently distant elements where Dolphy's masterful playing shines through every harmony and groove displayed by this solid Latin Jazz quintet featuring Juan Amalbert congas, Gene Casey piano, Charlie Simons vibraphone, Bill Ellington

Doom writing on the back porch and recording in a bedroom

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the 12 blasts of raging political hardcore with dizzting dynamics

describes lead single 'Access' as “a conduit for the grand and complex structures Bullard builds throughout the album

few metal albums are filled with songs about plants

sumptuous in texture

‰ÛÏIt is about throwing away your default responses to life

Pan Amsterdam is back with his second album

Vin had already composed pieces for Tony to listen to whilst he was ill in hospital and it was from here that the project developed

Pretty Much Your Standard Ranch Stash

they're now being married together on to one piece of vinyl

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