Name some SUPER dark jazz album. I mean it's so dark that it's the darkest jazz album ever.
Name some SUPER dark jazz album. I mean it's so dark that it's the darkest jazz album ever
Luke Barnes
Noah Foster
bump
Isaac King
>fedora jazz
Jose Lee
Charles Mingus- Black Saint And The Sinner Lady is a decent option
Bentley Scott
it's just regular avant-jazz, not dark enough
Nicholas Russell
Dave Brubeck Octet - I am The Black Wizards
Dominic Garcia
Bohren and der club of gore is jazz played at a glacial pace. Walks into dark ambient territory. Does that work?
John Ramirez
Jackson Clark
They have a reputation for being kind of Fedora-y but Bohren and der Club of Gore sound like what you're after
Samuel Watson
yeah this kinda. Bohren have their own thing going on.
Matana Roberts - Coin Coin Ch. 1, is pretty gloomy and emotional at points
Kevin Price
Escalator Over The Hill has this whole menacing vibe going through it. The whole album is like 3 hours but the opening track gives you a good overview of what's to come.
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5:10 onwards is where it starts getting pretty freaky
Christian Campbell
>fedohren and der club of bore
Charles Reed
Forgot to mention the best bit
At like 7:44 the most intense, tortured saxophone solo I've ever heard comes in
Luke Wood
Joseph Myers
This is good, is it worth the whole 3 hours?
William Gonzalez
"Dark"
Jaxon Roberts
Albert Ayler "New York Eye and Ear Control"
Charles Gomez
Bump
Lincoln Long
Dark Magus, it even has the word "dark" in the title
Leo Torres
Miles Davis' Get Up With It. Not even just the first track, the whole thing has a huge weight to it.
James Cook
Live Evil
Evan Butler
oops, was getting mixed with One the Corner, specifically this track:
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also, Bitches Brew is pretty dark
Kevin Sanchez
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I recently found this, not dark but eh.
Hudson Wright
Albert Ayler Spiritual Unity makes me feel like I'm losing my mind and I'm about to die.
Grayson Green
It's a bit intense for an unbroken 3 hours, there's a point where the style changes to more of a fusion thing so that could be a good spot for an intermission.
The rest of the album has a load of really surreal lyrics over it, I wanted to post the title track because that really captures the whole feel but it's not on youtube.
Eli Long
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Parker Roberts
holy shit that saxophone literally just sounds like tortured screeching at some points. This is very good user, will definitely check it out
Robert Howard
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