Marion Brown - Awofofora LP and hopefully this miserable world

and hopefully this miserable world will still exist long enough to witness some east coast tour action in the summer of 2026

clever without being nerdy

decaying synthesizer loops found solace in endless trails of feedback and reverb

the deluxe edition of (I’m) Stranded will feature four vinyl long players covering all the band’s studio and live recordings from 1976 thru 1977 and includes:

The result is a record difficult to pigeonhole but post punk is perhaps the easiest way to categories EXEK’s music - post modern and containing the defiance inherent within punk whilst incorporating elements of dub production

Marion Brown - Awofofora LP and hopefully this miserable worldFirst time reissue of Japan US free jazz rarity. Old style gatefold LP with rare photographs and liner notes by Ed Hazell. Edition of 1000. The 1970s were Marion Brown's most searching decade, a period during which he sought to move beyond the free jazz of the previous era and find more personal approaches to structuring improvisation and composition. After leaving New York for Europe in 1967, Brown began reshaping his music into what he described as