Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - A Better Land STRUT295 the recordings remained in an

the recordings remained in an unmixed state

voices and Rudolph’s wide palette of percussion from hand drums to thumb pianos and gongs

“ explains the Arkestra’s Knoel Scott

Pioneering UK collective The Heliocentrics join forces with fascinating jazz enigma

Brian Auger's Oblivion Express - A Better Land STRUT295 the recordings remained in anStrut presents the second studio album from Brian Augers Oblivion Express and a firm favourite with Auger aficionados, the little known masterpiece A Better Land from 1971. Marking a clear evolution from their more jazz rock leaning debut, the band shifts into a mellower direction on these tracks, echoing the feel of Befour released in the Trinity's later years. A Better Land embraces warmer, more melodic and understated compositions, primarily