thierry_b astounding communicative energy and creative music

stefandasho The combination of deep listening and collective propulsion in this trio is exhilarating

The Tonearm "Craig was probably expecting some funny noises and maybe some attitude—some musical attitude, not attitude from me personally, but some intensity or the ability to go ‘there’. And I suppose versatility. Certainly, Craig and Marcus are extremely versatile. Then we had David Breskin as our producer/svengali, making suggestions and brainstorming with us …"

Check out our interview with Nels Cline on The Tonearm ✨→ www.thetonearm.com/ok-bloomers-nels-cline-finds-his-happy-place/ Favorite track: Queen King.

Ed Copenhagen There are not enough synonyms for “awesome” and “unique” present in the dictionary to begin describing this album.

Giles this is an overwhelming record, from old school blues guitar to ultra modern super complexity via electric miles, hip hop, free jazz, doom metal(?)...these guys seem to be not only capable of anything but have a blast doing it. oh yeah goes without saying everything they go for hits every mark. wow

Mount_Mourn Marshall solos over a simple blues or space age vamp better than anyone. Favorite track: Sonny's Dance.

kpmm Debut album for the 100th bday is the most legendary shit you can ever do!!

charlespetersohn What a gift. Marshall Allen's 1st solo album at the age of 100. I hear the DNA of the Arkestra, but I also hear so many different aspects of so called Jazz and today's sounds, which have been part of Sun Ra's music in every time, too. Marshall Allen is my personal Master Yoda. Thank you so much!