Milford Graves/ Don Pullen - NommoThe late percussionist Milford Graves was one of the most unique artists the world has ever seen. Born in Jamaica, Queens in 1941, he began his career in the early 60s as a part of New Yorks vibrant Latin jazz scene. His focus quickly turned inward, shifting towards a practice that explored the very nature of self. From his work in the New York Art Quartet and collaborations with Albert Ayler, Sonny Sharrock and more to his important contributions

An epic epoch double-LP that took the heroic arc of Ty’s populist masterpiece Manipulator and wadded it up into a much more aerodynamic (and harder-hitting) ball (or 20-sided D&D die)

and only as a very limited CD via David Lynch’s own label

” Ivers died

lighter parts are light reflection)

Elsewhere on the musical spectrum

By the time Brian Eno left Roxy Music and came to record this masterpiece of a debut in 1973

Other important women behind the scenes included Norma Dodd (wife of Clement)

Typical Girls (Rough Mix) 04:18B5

Both works are expressed from the same ecosystem

Mrs Robinson

this is familiar modern rock territory

Recorded on November 13th 1990 in Santa Cruz