"Plane/Talea 31-34" - the continuation of the homonymous 2016 LP - is a work of sampling that projects an imaginary community and a disembodied choir

was self-produced for his Mbari imprint

It is a blistering set of songs that will please fans of US punk from the 1970s onwards - including

The album opens with an arrangement of “Arabian Nightingale” from Don Cherry and Ed Blackwell’s seminal reunion album

Arbouretum has added to their catalog another exceptional work that will weather changing fashions and reward those who explore their entirely unique world

L. JACOBS - Behind The Great Curve LP DC PUNK "Plane/Talea 31-34" - the continuationA line or outline which gradually deviates from being straight for some or all of its length. Behind the Great Curve explores and celebrates the beauty and universality of the abstract notion above and what we commonly refer to as the curve. Its presence, allegedly, is everywhere. It is a form that appears visually, mathematically, and symbolically a line that suggests motion, time, expectation, and impermanence. This album aims to listen to all of