then Slates both benefits from and reinforces such shrouded obsessions
This was definitely a perfect title for Ornette Coleman's second and last album for Contemporary before switching on Ertegun's Atlantic label
thanks to labels like Lumpy (whose own Dumpers are at the very least sonically adjacent) and Turbine Piss
but with a sound stretching from 60s and 70s afrobeat and exotica to Fela Kuti-esque repetition
Originally released in 1975
Violin - s/t 7" normal then Slates both benefits fromLondons singular maelstrom, Violin, has arrived at ILRHQ with four deadly soundblasts to loosen the grip on your perceived reality. Violins sole proprietor, Lindsay Corstophine, exposes and decimates a cruel fantastic world of willful ignorance, seething metropolitan dread, paranoid visions and fatal submissions. All this at mostly one two violence tempo in the perfect amount of hardcore time, spanning less than 6 minutes total. Violin (LUNGS 268) by