Idris Muhammed - KabshaThis little known album by New Orleans born drummer Idris Muhammad (1939 2014) was originally recorded for THERESA at Rudy Van Gelder's studio in New Jersey on September 12, 1980 with George Coleman & Pharoah Sanders on tenor saxophones & Ray Drummond on bass. The six powerful tracks include originals from Muhammad & Drummond and an impressive version of Billy Eckstine's 'I Want To Talk About You' featuring Sanders.

the young trio presents three new compositions by contemporary composers

crunchy and rhythmic

the Grouptet was formed by happenstance in Idaho near the entrance to Yellowstone

Teri Hatcher

sometimes even using 2-6 floppies for one beat

Schoenberg's influence on Cage undoubtedly accounts for the music's 12-tone-row-based organization

that idea finds a particularly exquisite and absolutely contemporary expression

In order to be able to maintain contact with each individual during the conducting

and mastered by Mike Marsh (Oasis

Debut solo album by renowned musician Bobby Stoker

and endless sheets of glistening metallic feedback that spill and drift to the far edges of their extreme time-stretched ambient doom

appearing firstly at the CBGB with John Cale and musical partner Lutz Ulbrich (former guitarist of Agitation Free and Ash Ra Tempel)