Don Cherry - OrientRSD 25 Release A meditative & borderless free jazz exploration, Orient captures the nomadic Don Cherry and his bands during two magical concerts in Paris and Carpentras, France between the spring and summer of 1971. Originally released in Japan on the BYG label, this double album detailed Cherrys adventurous and romantic exploits in the Far East and his hypnotic strains of Oriental instrumentation. Alongside his pocket trumpet, Cherry plays piano,

‰Û÷Mummy Your Not Watching Me‰۪ is reissued for Record Store Day 2017 it will be available on black and white marbled vinyl alongside ‰Û÷The Painted Word‰۪

so shimmering

The Blues Busters

“So I was pleased to discover he wasn't an insufferable diva

This soundtrack to the edgy Tarantino-esque British film Lock

” explains Daniel

was a work of solitude

It takes in contemporary somnambulist masterpieces such as Virginia Astley’s From Gardens Where We Feel Secure

who directed the music video for their song ‘Psychosis Safari’ as he was working on his own cult classic

Available on very limited Golden Tears coloured vinyl LP

1978's 'Give 'em Enough Rope' contains several of the band's most popular songs

atmospheric rock songs (‘Still’