Martin Archer's label of love, DISCUS MUSIC, promotes "new creative music by living, working musicians". Described as "an ever morphing tapestry from the left field progressive sound universe evolving from a session of studio bass driven rhythms (Terry Todd), and free improvisation" and intended as a single continuous suite (or in three parts) with recurring motifs across a music arc ('Forced Orbit', 'African Lady Pilot', 'Spinshift/Marabarba') provide an album's worth of such music.
This is the sixth OUA and I have enjoyed all of them, but this one will strike a chord with all discerning listeners whose tastes extend to progressive jazz rock, Zeuhl, in "textural free improvisation" and "Sun Ra style jams". A special word for the drumming on 'African Lady Pilot' and Jan Todd's vocalisations and percussive effects; also to Martin Archer for his timely interventions on woodwind and organ, allowing the other musicians plenty of space.
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