Noah Howard Group - Berlin Concert LPTrost Records presents the latest release in its ongoing cooperation with Berlin's legendary FMP label, with the long overdue reissue of two classic live albums by the singular alto saxophonist Noah Howard, a key figure in New York's free jazz revolution during the 1960s. Berlin Concert was recorded live in the titular city in January of 1975 with a quartet featuring pianist Takashi Kako, bassist Kent Carter, drummer Oliver Johnson, and percussionist

Long before releasing her slow-burn classic Vivienne and 2021's compelling Princess Diana of Wales album (ACOLOUR 038LP)

early medieval polyphony

it concentrates the tragic ingredients of the past two years into ten songs

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whose meditation on vulnerability confronts and surrenders herself to the enchanting natural world

"Free Jazz" was also the name of the 1965 recording Tusques made along with Michel Portal

The present collection is arguably less "experimental" than some of Läuten der Seele's previous works

Basse Brevis by Sarah Davachi

The concert was introduced by Big Black’s Steve Albini (who at the time was banned from the venue) and subsequently released as a semi-official bootleg under the title Hold That Tiger on writer/provocateur Byron Coley’s impishly Geffen-baiting label Goofin’ (years later the band would use this nom de guerre for their own imprint)

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Ever wondered what would have happened if the Rondos and Crass had joined forces at the Conway Hall or if Aviador Dro and Esplendor Geometrico never had a couple of judo kicks and the four started a new band

A music that uses call and response