Marion Brown - Three For SheppIn 1966, when Marion Brown was ready to make his first record as a leader, he was standing on the shoulders of giants. Formative associations with Ornette Coleman and Sun Ra established Brown as a saxophonist to watch, and he had already appeared on free jazz landmarks Archie Shepp's Fire Music and John Coltrane's Ascension. Originally released on Impulse!, Brown's debut lays down three startling originals and three tunes by Shepp echoing his mentor's

The EP will be released on September 29th and features four new tracks spanning the scope of Wolves in the Throne Room's cinematic black metal and dark acoustic folk

"there is a light that shines beyond the horizon

and Bo Diddley

the second highest position in Grave Digger's career so far

In keeping with the ensemble's commitment to educating young artists

Philip Dizack on Trumpet

and the carousel is covered in cobwebs

Jet Girl' that appeared on the flip of 'Wait For The Blackout' in 1982

Over the course of 12 previous albums Mick Kolassa has written and recorded many love songs - this album is NOTHING BUT LOVE SONGS

the discursiveness of music

On 1982's Vinyl Confessions

The clarinet has long been embraced by American composers for it's jauntiness and jazzy flexibility (think of that slide opening Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue)