NOAH HOWARD - The Black Ark LP Synth as well as alternate versions

as well as alternate versions of his classics “Scenery” and “Mellow Dream”

“The Evidence” was recorded by Riles at his own space (just down the road from where Oldham made the Bonnie “Prince” Billy classic I See A Darkness) and includes some beautiful electric guitar from Will’s brother Ned

whose epic pieces have graced past work for Dazzling Killmen and Andrew Bird

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NOAH HOWARD - The Black Ark LP Synth as well as alternate versionsIn the pantheon of classic free jazz, Noah Howard's The Black Ark looms large. Recorded at Bell Sound Studios in New York City in 1969 just prior to the alto saxophonist's relocation to Europe the album was eventually released in 1972 on Alan Bates's Freedom label, and has since acquired near mythical status among collectors and devotees of the music. Now, Superior Viaduct presents the definitive remastered edition on vinyl, restoring this landmark to