Albert Ayler BELLS Angel Of Retribution Headshot “Ecaroh” (“Horace” spelled backwards) keeps

“Ecaroh” (“Horace” spelled backwards) keeps the Latin beat but puts in a breezier context

Includes the singles “Hungersite” and “Dripfield”

Septendecim (Yellow Vinyl) is a Records & LPs from SACCATA QUARTET

a live recording that showcases their dynamic sound and energetic performances

I'm A Loser

Albert Ayler BELLS Angel Of Retribution Headshot “Ecaroh” (“Horace” spelled backwards) keepsAlbert Ayler's short but definitive album Bells covers about 20 minutes of music from his legendary Town Hall N. Y. C. concert on May Day of 1965. It is not surprising to hear the angst and anguish in their music, considering it was made about five weeks after Black nationalist leader Malcolm X was assassinated. Ayler and his quintet blow their own horns in alert of the "new thing" in jazz coming on strong, with no apologies as to its fierce intent or