MARION BROWN - Awofofora LP Straight Edge With an unseen clarity of

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purified and seemingly austere qualities ‘The Sacrificial Code’ guides us through an almost trance-inducing process where we become vulnerable receptors for every slight movement

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MARION BROWN - Awofofora LP Straight Edge With an unseen clarity ofFirst time reissue of a JP US free jazz rarity. The 1970s were Marion Browns most searching decade, a period during which he sought to move beyond the free jazz of the previous era and find more personal approaches to structuring improvisation and composition. After leaving New York for Europe in 1967, Brown began reshaping his music into what he described as a more deliberate kind of music that had more structure to it, pacing it so that moods and