it is fine and it is good that it exists probably will it feed your soul um bet

Album Rating: 3.0

i like it for sure but its maybe a bit too much for me





im still in my light jams pleb jazz phase

Album Rating: 5.0

Love that bowed bass and vibraphone combo so much

Album Rating: 4.0

Hutcherson is the man. I like a couple of his 70s albums, very excited to check this properly.

The mysterious/uncertain feel throughout is so good man

Album Rating: 5.0

Yeah, it seems like it never gives you the melodic resolutions your initially ear wants.

Album Rating: 4.6

Gonna jam this one on my home from work tonight!

Album Rating: 3.5

After staring at the comment section for what feels like an eternity, let me just say I can safely say I've never heard anything like this. Damn, what is happening?



"The mysterious/uncertain feel throughout is so good man" (2)



I do enjoy this aspect. It's very elusively 'alien' in its dissonance at times. Then, seemingly out of nowhere, prettiness, or even hints at a graspable melody emerges from seemingly obfuscate origins

Album Rating: 4.5

Dolphy himself was an alien.

My jazz show on WKCR 12-3p was called out to lunch

Good times

Album Rating: 4.5

Didn't know you had a Jazz show, Robert.

Yeah as a student at Columbia I did radio for like 3 years. First year 5-8am O_o

Twice a week maybe?

Album Rating: 4.5

That sounds great.

Album Rating: 3.5

"My jazz show on WKCR 12-3p was called out to lunch"



Very cool. Almost unnervingly so



Out of curiosity - what is your opinion on this one?

Album Rating: 4.5

Robert won't like it because it's not Bebop.

I like this album, for sure. Maybe the suspended-chord aesthetic isn’t quite for me: kind of feels like pure tension harmonically where I want release. But definitely a good album

Album Rating: 4.5

Based Robert.

Album Rating: 4.6

Damn Robert bro that's super cool!!

Album Rating: 3.5

yeah, it definitely leans tension over release, in fact you could say it’s rather committed to being obtuse



I dig the atmosphere. It works well. Perhaps the intrigue will wear off, but at the minute it certainly captivates

Look up the video where Eric dolphy plays an absolutely unhinged bass Clar solo on “Peggy’s blue skylight” by Charles Mingus—the coolest man?