Endless Planets (Deluxe Edition), by Austin Peralta

Endless Planets (Deluxe Edition)

by Austin Peralta

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kubrickapostles After all these years, this album still moves. I feel so lucky to have witnessed Austin's gifts. With Thundercat on bass and his bro on drums. It was a magical night. Thanks for pressing this BF\m/ Favorite track: Ode To Love.

Peter Wells The album that made me realise I loved jazz. Favorite track: Capricornus.

Chris Di Bernardo I don’t know how to overstate how much he is missed and how much he changed music in his short time here Favorite track: Capricornus.

monasteries RIP to someone who could’ve changed it all. Favorite track: Algiers.

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Ltd edition 2LP black vinyl with printed inners housed in a gatefold sleeve with spot varnish detailing. Includes bonus disc with previously unreleased live session tracks and MP3 album download code. Original artwork by Strangeloop reworked by Adam Stover and Sean Preston. Portrait on inner sleeve by John S. Couch. Photography by Spencer Davis. Creative direction by JC Caldwell.

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1.	Introduction: The Lotus Flower 02:15	buy track
2.	Capricornus 08:14	buy track
3.	The Underwater Mountain Odyssey 06:38	buy track
4.	Ode To Love 06:41	buy track
5.	Interlude 01:16	buy track
6.	Algiers 13:37	buy track
7.	Epilogue: Renaissance Bubbles 01:47	buy track
8.	Algiers (Jondy • BBC Maida Vale Session) 09:51	buy track
9.	DMT Song (Jondy • BBC Maida Vale Session) 01:26	buy track
10.	Eclipses (Jondy • BBC Maida Vale Session) 07:01	buy track
11.	The Garden (Jondy • BBC Maida Vale Session) 07:13	buy track

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Available for the first time on vinyl, Brainfeeder releases a wonderful new deluxe edition of Austin’s 2011 album on February 9th, 2024. “Endless Planets” was, and remains, a landmark album in the Brainfeeder catalog, marking the label’s first foray into jazz. It pre-dated his friend Thundercat’s debut album “The Golden Age of Apocalypse” by a few months and Kamasi Washington’s “The Epic” by four years. A truly prodigious talent on the piano, Austin effortlessly combined inquisitive futurism with incredible musicianship and a healthy respect for the heritage of jazz, and in this way it is an exemplary Brainfeeder record.

“I don't think art can or should be classified into earthly conventions. True art defies categorization and transcends boundaries and shouldn't be looked at through a lens of ‘earthly’ or ‘not earthly.’ If you let it wash over you and carry you away, that experience may not feel like anything you've ever experienced here on Earth. It can be the doorway into an infinitude of worlds.”
– Austin Peralta

The new edition features four previously unreleased tracks including a live version of ‘DMT Song’ from FlyLo’s 2012 album “Until the Quiet Comes” that Austin co-wrote. Recorded at the legendary BBC Maida Vale Studios in London in July 2011, Austin led an all-star British band comprising Richard Spaven (drums), Tom Mason (bass), Jason Yarde (alto sax), Heidi Vogel (vocals), and Jason Swinscoe of The Cinematic Orchestra (electronics).

On “Endless Planets” Austin recorded with the late Zane Musa (alto sax), Ben Wendel (tenor and soprano), Hamilton Price (bass) and Zach Harmon (drums). He also relied on longtime friend and associate Strangeloop for electronic manipulation throughout the set and ends the album with a scintillating collaboration with The Cinematic Orchestra and singer Heidi Vogel, “Epilogue: Renaissance Bubbles.”

The “Endless Planets” artwork is by Strangeloop, reworked for this new deluxe vinyl edition by Adam Stover and Sean Preston. Creative direction by JC Caldwell. The black vinyl gatefold 2LP features spot gloss detailing, printed inner sleeves and will be released on February 9th, 2024 via Brainfeeder Records.

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