ALICE COLTRANE - Transfiguration DLP Blues flickering at the edges of

flickering at the edges of memory and perception or submerged in a bristling sea of static

it's Kathleen Hanna's words and vocals that have matured most and remain the band's primary strength

humming tunes in the house when they needed something calm

to the Lady who made the World bend around her head

This is music made for a reason

ALICE COLTRANE - Transfiguration DLP Blues flickering at the edges ofBy 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