JIMMY SMITH - Bashin' Dark Ambient Bricknasty emerged from the haze

Bricknasty emerged from the haze earlier this year with their first new music of the year — the jagged

but here revivified with freshness and constancy of intent

particularly poignant after the shared experience of lockdown

he would return to his room and document his ideas on a makeshift recording set-up

The Pretenders etc) who played on 4 tracks and even noted producer Chris Kimsey wandered in and ended up singing a bit of one tune

JIMMY SMITH - Bashin' Dark Ambient Bricknasty emerged from the hazeLP 180g Black Vinyl Remastered from the Analog Tapes and housed in a Deluxe Gatefold Sleeve. Jimmy Smiths first album for Verve, recorded in 1962, Bashin features the organist in two very different configurations the first with an Oliver Nelson conducted big band (including up and coming trumpeter Doc Severinsen), and the second with Smiths regular trio with Quentin Warren (guitar) and Donald Bailey (drums.) This historic set was a turning point for