John Coltrane: Giant Steps (Blue Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Pro-Ject Turntables " Deep88 follows suit and

" Deep88 follows suit and continues the vibe on laidback goodness of "Breakfast Club

music label: ALC Records 2015

" and "Wholy Holy" are included

composed entirely of found sounds - most sourced from rare and private press vinyl - create a collection of sound collages that present a "treasure trove of unique aural gems" that'll leave listeners awed by the versatility of Odd Nosdam's production style

which is heavily influenced by J-pop

John Coltrane: Giant Steps (Blue Colored Vinyl) Vinyl LP Pro-Ject Turntables " Deep88 follows suit andThis is one of the great masterworks that offers accessibility, soul, and growing complexity. Released in 1959, Giant Steps reveals Coltrane at the cusp of his next jazz thing. He's knocking on the traditional walls and drawing up blueprints for his next phase. There's also something to be said about the strong sense of familiarity in this album. Giant Steps offers up so many concrete touchstones in the usually abstract jazz world. Once familiarized,