High Rise - Dispersion Artist_Justin Tyson Seeking to offer definitive audiophile

Seeking to offer definitive audiophile grade versions of some of the most historic and best jazz records ever recorded

but with a more garage / proto-punk attack and the blistering intensity of a full-on amphetamine rush

upbeat R&B of "Ludwig" closes out this quite remarkable album

While the influence of Black blues music prevailed

with Nielson exploring a newfound appreciation for synthesizers

High Rise - Dispersion Artist_Justin Tyson Seeking to offer definitive audiophileFrom the moment they emerged in the early days of the 80s Tokyo underground, High Rise set themselves apart as radical outliers, shattering the limits of rock and psychedelic music with a ferocity unmatched even in that heady era. The groups core duo of Asahito Nanjo on bass vocals and Munehiro Narita on guitar had an explosive chemistry; they mutated, distorted, amplified the raw velocity, heaviness, and electricity of late 60s early 70s rock into an