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Discus Music Sheffield, UK
Discus Music was founded in 1994 by Martin Archer. The label releases leftfield rock music, free jazz, extended songform,
electronics, improvised music, and other sounds which defy categorisation.
EU customers! Your purchase will be shipped to you from within the EU. No unexpected import charges!
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This record at times is the sum of its parts and the strength of its parts. At times, you can plainly tell the player from 100 yards away with your eyes closed, but then you can hear them echoing the ghosts of those who came before them. An incredibly brilliant record from 3 master blasters!
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For Future Reference
by Trevor Tomkins' Sextant
supported by 6 fans who also own “Saint Catherine Torment - 19CD (2005)”
"a sound palette which sits in a place between amplified Fusion, grand big band sound, yet also sweaty improvisational club atmosphere, without ever clearly committing to one of these aspects for long. This music, which is presented in an easily digestable average song length of seven minutes, flows between styles very subtly without you even actively noticing it during casual listening." https://derohlsen.blogspot.com/2023/07/jazz-in-britain-barbara-thompson-first.html
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supported by 6 fans who also own “Saint Catherine Torment - 19CD (2005)”
I loved all of Karl's work with Soft Machine & Nucleus. This Jazz in Britain release is quite a find.
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The Great Reset
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“Prog-jazz” group Milton Man Gogh’s latest pairs their skewed take on the form with a darkly comic graphic novel.
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The Name Of This Terrain
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Never Never Land
by Henry Lowther's Quarternity
supported by 6 fans who also own “Saint Catherine Torment - 19CD (2005)”
There is something about about the way the strings and the winds talk to each other in this album that is attractive. The relaxed pace of many of the pieces also fits my taste.
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