Edith Frost - In Space Jazz Is Dead 7 the album blends loop-driven funk

the album blends loop-driven funk

V 35:55 I1 Once In Royal David's City 2:01 I2 Get Behind Me

B5 Salad Days B6 Credit In The Straight World B7 Brand - New - Life B8 Wind In The Rigging C1 Have Your Toupée Ready C2 The Man Shares His Meal With His Beast C3 Hayman C4 Loop The Loop C5 Ode To Booker T D1 Final Day D2 Radio Silents D3 Cakewalking D4 This Way D5 Posed By Models D6 The Clock D7 Clicktalk D8 Zebra Trucks D9 Sporting Life DVD-1 N

The off-kilter [droning love song] ‘Starpower’ … is sung [by Kim Gordon] in a frosty [Nico-evoking] monotone

The sound here is really unique – a bit like some of the fuller American jazz sides at the end of the 70s

Edith Frost - In Space Jazz Is Dead 7 the album blends loop-driven funkBorn in San Antonio, Texas on August 18, 1964. American singer songwriter who describes her music as "pensive countrified psychedelia". Released: 2025 02 28 Label: Drag City Country: US Tracklist A1 Another Year A2 Nothing Comes Around A3 What A Drag A4 Hold On A5 Can't Sleep A6 Back Again B1 In Space B2 Little Sign B3 Something About The War B4 The Bastards B5 Time To Bloom B6 I Still Love You