Gary Bartz "Ju Ju Man" (RSD Indie Exclusive) Mac Miller "Balloonerism" The album was released on

The album was released on October 17

and features guest work by members of Nine Inch Nails

the album fuses post hardcore and punk influences with a healthy dose of pop song craft to create an album that defies scene conventions in favor of something wholly unique

Pemberton also took care to incorporate the film's time period into the score as well

Muse didn't set out to make the most gloriously ambitious album of their career

Gary Bartz "Ju Ju Man" (RSD Indie Exclusive) Mac Miller "Balloonerism" The album was released onEXCLUSIVE TO RSD BRICK & MORTAR STORES ***RSD Indie Exclusive*** Gary Bartz had been everywhere by 1976: Miles Davis' band, Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers, the funk fired NTU Troop. Recorded for the west coast Catalyst label, Ju Ju Man pairs his alto, soprano, and clarinet with a well drilled rhythm section across Coltrane tributes, a swinging Ellington ballad, and a velvet "My Funny Valentine" with Motowns Syreeta on vocals. One of his finest sessions