Linus Klausenitzer - TulpaGet ready to enter a world of alchemy with the debut solo album from renowned bassist Linus Klausenitzer. Inspired by the German book "Die Sphinx" (1873) from Emil Besetzny, 'Tulpa' takes listeners on a musical odyssey through time, exploring the story of an Austrian lord's attempt to create artificial humans through the ancient art of alchemy. This album showcases Linus Klausenitzer's versatility as a musician and composer, featuring a blend of

although they were such a long-lived group that they were able to compete with many that they influenced

-based producer's third artist LP

Bob Cunningham

This creative landscape and the accompanying visuals were created and adapted by artistic partner

he helped change the conventions of jazz piano at the birth of bebop

He was a favorite composer among the noble families and rich burghers

This new reissue is the first time the album has been available since it's original release

The natural choice here was Béla Bartók

This portrait focuses on more unexpected areas of his repertoire - early music

and this album is the sounding result of it

as well two unique sides with Blind Blake in 1929 comprising elements of blues jam session

including a terrific version of 'A Shot Of Rhythm And Blues'