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One of the most important (if not THE most important) figures of that submovement born in New York between the '70s and '80s known as No Wave: James Chance and his Contortions, dedicated to total dissonance, redefine in what is effectively their only official album the concept of funky. Discover the review
One of the most important (if not THE most important) figures of that submovement born in New York between the '70s and '80s known as No Wave: James Chance and his Contortions, dedicated to total dissonance, redefine in what is effectively their only official album the concept of funky.
The schizophrenic improbable union between Albert Ayler and James Brown played by a white musician, a blasphemy that has never existed anywhere else since. Discover the review
The schizophrenic improbable union between Albert Ayler and James Brown played by a white musician, a blasphemy that has never existed anywhere else since.
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