Schlippenbach Trio - Elf Bagatellen - VINYL LP

Described by Hersch as Incha no-gimmicks album to showcase my working band,Inch 1994's The Fred Hersch Trio Plays was his third album for Chesky Records and the pianist's follow-up to his Grammy-nominated 1992 album Dancing In The Dark. With simpatico support from double bassist Drew Gress and drummer Tom Rainey, Hersch presented fresh interpretations of tunes by his favorite jazz composers, which included Miles Davis ('Milestones'), Wayne Shorter ('Iris'), Thelonious Monk ('Played Twice'), Dizzy Gillespie ('Con Alma'), and Herbie Hancock (Speak Like A Child). The album also includes an original number, 'Evanessence,' which Hersch composed as a salute to pianist Bill Evans. The Fred Hersch Trio Plays is a remarkable collection of performances affirming that jazz is about exploration, constant reinvention, and selfless teamwork. The album is reissued on 180g One Step Pressing Vinyl LP and will be released on 3rd October 2025. Album Tracks 1. Mlestones 2. Iris 3. Played Twice 4. Con Alma 5. Mood Indigo 6. Speak Like a Child 7. Evanessence 8. Forerunner

We have recorded Max in several formats. First in a solo bass setting produced by Stanley Clarke. Next in a duo with his childhood friend Mike Mitchell. This is special because it combines Max with two under recorded young lions. Tenor saxophonist Yesseh Faruh-Ali is a Philadelphia native with blazing chops whose band Snack Time has recently gained a cult following. Brian Richburg Jr. Is a New Orleans native who is first call drummer for young piano star Julius Rodriguez. Album Tracks 1. Last Minute Changes 2. Youthful Yesseh 3. Full Circle 4. Onward 5. Deceit 6. Everybody Wins 7. I'll Be Seeing You

Vinyl LP pressing includes digital download. Tri Repetae, the third album from Autechre finally made available again on vinyl, having been out of print on vinyl since 2001. On reflection, Tri Repeate stands tall as one of the most out-there (and if you know what that means... ) and boundary-pushing releases from Ae ever. Going back to the group's roots as b-boy's, Tri... features ten variations on street sounds from hip-hop and techno to industrial and jungle. Released at a time when producers were ripe with ideas for cosmic breakbeat experimentation, Tri... mixed the glitchy twisted dynamics of EPs such as the criminal justice bill protest Anti and sculpted a long player that resembles some of the most 'floor friendly' Ae to ever grace a packed nightclub soundsystem. The ten tracks pulled influence from previous outings, from the glacial Amber chug of Overand to the Incunabula acid of Leterel. But the overall sound is one of mixing influence from the avant-garde of Iannis Xenakis, Edgard Varese & Tod Dockstar with the mid 90's post-hardcore sound of jungle. For anyone looking to get to grips with Ae but wanting something that bridges the gap between the early analogue escapism and the latter deconstructionist stance of elseq, Tri Repetae is the perfect point to dive into. Mixing elements of groups such as Coil at their most industrial, the austere techno of the Downwards crew and the cold yet funky electro of Man Parrish, they composed an album that still, twenty one years since it's , has one of the most singular sounds for anything resembling electro techno, and what other group can you think of who have you can say have ever managed that? Included with this is a download of an original Autechre live set, previously only available in the Autechre webstore, with artwork by long time creative collaborators The Designers Republic. Album Tracks 1. Dael 2. Cl