Roy Brooks: The Free Slave Vinyl LP XLR Cable #TTLdrop: @gaslampkiller steady crushing it

#TTLdrop: @gaslampkiller steady crushing it

while others proudly wear their local influences on their sleeves (Hot Soul Singers’ “Hlala Nami

These 3 bands were the result of At The Drive-In's breakup in 2001

" and gives it such a breath of fresh air it makes you wanna hear the remix 5 times

Recorded in London and LA earlier this year

Roy Brooks: The Free Slave Vinyl LP XLR Cable #TTLdrop: @gaslampkiller steady crushing it"Originally released in 1972 on the iconic Muse label, The Free Slave captures Roy Brooks at the peak of his powers a drummer of deep conviction and fire, blending soul rooted swing with the outer reaches of post bop and avant garde expression. This landmark live session brims with energy, featuring extended improvisations and tight interplay between some of the most vital players in modern jazz; Woody Shaw (trumpet), George Coleman (tenor sax), Hugh