Reunion Blues Coloured Vinyl a lot of them modernised

a lot of them modernised versions of traditional tribal rhythms and even an excursion into Soukouss

urgently told through Liddiard's barbed and byzantine lyricism

“Electronomicon” showed New Zealanders' Pitch Black developing their deep dubby sound further by creating long and involved song structures that traverse a range of sonic experiences

and individualism when these values matter most

Leaving Room captures the collision of driving riffs and hazy atmosphere that defines Swallow The Rat’s sound

Reunion Blues Coloured Vinyl a lot of them modernised1971 album by Canadian jazz pianist, virtuoso and composer Oscar Peterson and American jazz vibraphonist Milt Jackson. The recording also features drummer Louis Hayes and bassist Ray Brown. It was released by MPS Records.