Free Jazz (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk Alternative

Free Jazz (Vinyl LP) Indie Punk AlternativeCacophonic present a first time vinyl reissue of a pioneering album of French free jazz, Franois Tusques's Free Jazz, originally released in 1965. Comprising some of the earliest, uninhibited performances from musicians behind groundbreaking European records and films, Free Jazz captures the birth of an exciting movement that would soon earn its Parisian birthplace as the go to European spiritual home of improvised and avant garde music. Spearheaded

in 2009 the ranks were bolstered by the arrival of prodigious UK vocal talent Sulene Fleming in 2009

while soft guitar tremolo picking and synth pads produce a delicate atmosphere over which the singer mournfully longs for a lost love

through the epic lonely beauty of 'Central Park East' and the album's half-way peak between 'Emotional Freefall' and 'Are You Ready' before the closing sequence

Jelly Roll Morton

Her husband Kent Harris' vocal career was largely over by the time she came into his life and he then spent most of his musical energy producing and promoting his wife's soul recordings

Central to this enthralling world is 'Compassion

Ornette Coleman's Twins (first issued on LP in 1971)

including Markku Johansson

drummer Gerald Cleaver

Limited to 2000 copies

which comes in just under twelve months following June 2020's magnificent

Let It Come Down is the band's epic fourth album