Tag: Daniel Lentz

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Alice Coltrane - The Carnegie Hall Concert At the threshold of the sacred and the secular, in February of 1971 the pianist and harpist Alice Coltrane released Journey in Satchidananda before embarking on a live performance at Carnegie Hall as part of a benefit for her favourite swami's Integral Yoga Institute. The singer-songwriter Laura Nyro and The Rascals were also on...

Drawing from Sufi devotionals and odes to separation or unrequited love, Arooj Aftab's third studio album Vulture Prince proved as intoxicating as Shalimar or opium, the swirling ache of its six scorched songs managing to seamlessly incorporate everything from the improvisational sweep of the raga to the squelch and skank of reggae and the encompassing arch of jazz as...

With Lips the liminal chroniclers of Unseen Worlds excavate the archive of Daniel Lentz, doling out a series of works most of which date from his first period of living in California, between 1968 and 1991 when he decamped for Arizona and the Sonoran Desert. As a student at Brandeis University in the mid-sixties, Lentz first began performing theatre...