Get all 14 Atomic releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Pet Variations, Lucidity, there's a hole in the mountain, Theater Tilters Vol 2, Here Comes Everybody, Theater Tilters Vol 1, Retrograde - Live In Seattle!, Distil, and 6 more.
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W Meets A
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Transparent Taylor
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Green Wood
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Ink Worm
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Kerosene
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Conjugations
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Dogdays
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Light Compulsion
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Bulletin (for Weegee)
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Atomic Oslo, Norway
The playful spirit that deftly weaves through every Atomic performance from Feet Music onwards has constantly evolved, and
Here Comes Everybody stands as their greatest achievement to date.
“Atomic continues to mine its unique meeting place of American-centric free jazz, Scandinavian melodies and a personal approach to composition-cued spontaneity.”
John Kelman All About Jazz
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