this album can be listened
to in its entirety using the Bandcamp player below*
you can also purchase
and download the album (or tracks of your choice) from the
player by clicking on the cover thumbnail, or using using the 'download'
link** [track prices start at 0,50€, the entire album is
5,00€; a variety of formats are available, including mp3, AAC,
Ogg Vorbis, FLAC and ALAC]. From here you will also have the option
of ordering the CD with a simultaneous free download.
n.b. You
may be tempted to record this album "off-air", but please
consider purchasing the official download version of the album if at
all possible. You will have a wide range of file type/quality
options, plus the original artwork files, and our gratitude.
Everyone involved in making creative music needs your concrete
support whenever you can manage it...
*If
you use Internet Explorer and don't see the player, you may need to
allow scripts or ActiveX controls; if this makes you nervous, you can
just click on the text link which will appear above instead of the player.
Whichever
browser you use, if all you see above is a blank space (without even
the text link), it might just be that the Bandcamp site is
temporarily offline - so please do try again later.
**To
download individual tracks, close the 'download album' window and
select the track(s) of your choice.
quotes:
"Wilkinson is a saxophonist
whose work is on a par with Charles Gayle, David Ware, Peter
Brötzmann or any of the other heavyweight reedmen who are still
playing hard and free. I can think of many young American
conservatives who would do well to have their heads shoved deep into
the bell of his baritone for a season or two." Byron Coley
FORCED EXPOSURE
"An essential record. Very
fine; an outstanding record that yields consistent pleasure and
demands a place in any comprehensive collection." THE PENGUIN
GUIDE TO JAZZ ON LP, CD & CASSETTE
"Involvement and intensity,
invention and insurrection.....manna from heaven.....Superb." Ben
Watson HIFI NEWS & RECORD REVIEW
"Spontaneous music of a
scorching and unrelenting intensity.....conversational music of the
most intuitive eloquence.....unquenchable energy.....There probably
isn't such a thing as state-of-the-art free music, but as a term of
convenient endearment, it's close enough." John Fordham THE GUARDIAN
"They left the audience in a
state of shock. Whiteheat improvisation, full throttle free jazz out
of Archie Shepp 1969, but somehow more so: more venom, more noise,
more discord, more evil heat.....simultaneous musicality and
cathartic excess.....we are talking the essence of what makes jazz
great here." Ben Watson THE WIRE
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