A torturous blend of brutal death metal that takes no prisoners and gives no quarter
This record pulls from a similar formula to their citymates Stiff Richards
Nobody is waiting for more easy music
This evolving repetition against decay reminds me in turn of “MMMM (My Metal Machine Music)” the work of another Japan enthusiast
Art Ensemble of Chicago and ELO among others
Julius Hemphill - Dogon A.D. LP xx1998 A torturous blend of brutal"Julius Hemphill's debut record, 1972's Dogon A. D., was self produced for his Mbari imprint, and it was issued with a beautiful black and white cover. Very DIY. The label's name writ large along the bottom edge, like it was the band's name. It's a quartet record featuring Hemphill on alto and flute, with Baikida Carroll on trumpet, Abdul Wadud on cello, and Phillip Wilson on drums a classic jazz front line rhythm section format, but nothing