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JOSHUA ABRAMS - Excavations 1 LP Doom in which every coordinate seems


JOSHUA ABRAMS - Excavations 1 LP Doom in which every coordinate seems

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in which every coordinate seems lost and totally deviated

adding electronic bass lines

and drummer Nathan Bowles

had opened for Coltrane at Antibes/Juan Les Pins

in 1997 De Rocher co-founded Suction Records with like-minded producer Jason Amm

JOSHUA ABRAMS - Excavations 1 LP Doom in which every coordinate seemsRepressed. "The Chicago based string genius Joshua Abrams first talked to us about the idea of this album a while back. It took a couple of years to get together, but in a way, it's cool that it's being released in 2018 the 50th anniversary of the recording of the first free bass solo LP, Barre Phillips' Journal Violone. Issued by Opus One in the U. S., Music Man in the UK (as Unaccompanied Barre), and Futura in France (as Basse Barre), Phillips'

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