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Housed in a limited edition, vintage promo sleeve. Never before released studio tracks and live recordings!
Sahara is a mid-70's act that produced two albums, but prior to that they'd worked and released another as Subject ESQ. The music is rather typical early 70s proto-prog with elements of Jethro Tull (for the flute-guitar interplay), early Yes, and the occasional saxophone riffs remind of early Van der Graaf Generator. There are some spacier and/or symphonic parts that recall Nektar, Genesis (around "Trespass"), and maybe early Eloy. With the arrival of ex-Out Of Focus Hennes Henring on keyboards, the band continued under the new name Sahara after this album. Sunrise has been a minor classic , especially for its sidelong epic title track. Their second album, "For All The Clowns", is straighter with an overdose of progressive influences, notably Focus / Yes and Caravan and a potpourri styles.

Jason Eckardt - Subject (2015) {Tzadik TZ 9006}
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Classical / Avant-Garde / Contemporary Classical

Jason Eckardt began as a heavy metal guitarist and turned to contemporary music after hearing Webern. His music is highly complex andr etains the energy and intensity of his heavy metal roots. Challenging and highly virtuosic, his compositional language embraces both uptown and downtown. Brilliantly performed by JACK, ICE and the Oberlin Contemporary Music Ensemble, “Subject” contains some of his most extreme and intense works.

Denis Colin - Subject To Change (2009) {Le Chant Du Monde 274 1735}
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Jazz / Contemporary Jazz / Bass Clarinet

"What counts in France for success is no longer being 'well born'; to be successful is to work hard and to have demonstrated, through your studies, through your work, your worth ". And since Mr. S. does not extend this principle to himself, it is up to jazzmen to apply it. Because the Society of Surveyors with which clarinetist Denis Colin surrounds himself on this well-sounded "Subject to Change" (Le Chant du Monde / Harmonia Mundi) does not suffer from any piston - except those of Antoine's trumpet. Berjeaut.