CST092 Colin Stetson | New History Warfare Vol. 3: To See More Light Format:2x180gLP+MP3 complexity and radicalism in art

complexity and radicalism in art that was also playful and joyous and wasn't necessarily part of a 'revolution' but seemed to be a form of innate radicalism" – in tandem with the relative openness of Dakar's Islamic society

and bracing renditions of a number of Vic Chesnutt songs

While no stranger to modern/minimalist composition with her Bell Orchestre ensemble dating back to the early 2000s

All of the light that your eyes knocked back as you dilated your focal point

Moumneh's voice has become a powerfully authentic instrument

CST092 Colin Stetson | New History Warfare Vol. 3: To See More Light Format:2x180gLP+MP3 complexity and radicalism in artColin Stetson established himself as an intensely original solo composer and performer in 2011 with the release of the widely acclaimed New History Warfare Vol. 2: Judges. Judges ended up on countless year end lists and emphatically proved that Stetson's approach to solo saxophone transcends niche or genre; a unique and emotionally resonant instrumental music with influences as wide ranging as jazz, metal, pop, soul, drone, industrial, minimalism,