ALICE COLTRANE - Transfiguration DLP synth An analogue rhythm machine ploughs

An analogue rhythm machine ploughs almost brutally through the astoundingly delicate electronic veil of "Der Riese und seine Frau" ("The giant and his wife")

The dread I mention isn’t one of imminent danger but instead a kind of Lovecraftian lack of comprehension—of having a tiny hint at something bigger than you

Honeysuckle Tendrals was Carl Simmons’ 2nd effort at a full length recording

“Control”)

with no overdubs

ALICE COLTRANE - Transfiguration DLP synth An analogue rhythm machine ploughsBy the late 70s, Alice Coltrane had largely gravitated away from jazz, incorporating Hindu chants and hymns into her music to reflect a newfound sense of creative omnipotence. However, in April 1978, she would return to her roots, performing at University of California, Los Angeles to make her first and only live album. Transfiguration, featuring drummer Roy Haynes and bassist Reggie Workman, showcases Alices many compositional talents and fierce