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Schizophrenia Modulor Initially released in 1958 on

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Schizophrenia Modulor Initially released in 1958 onWayne Shorter was 33 on March 10, 1967, when he recorded Schizophrenia. It was his eleventh leader date overall, his eighth for Blue Note, and first in a little over a year, after having recorded the previous seven within the 17 months following Night Dreamer in April 1964. He was 30 months into a five and a half year association with Miles Davis, who had followed a half year hiatus in 1965 by finding steady work for the Shorter Hancock Carter

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Initially released in 1958 on Vee-Jay Records

featuring previously unheard tracks from the original 1996 recording sessions

A galvanising statement of intent

follows on from the recent reissue of Monolake's first album

Ill Considered collaborate again with acclaimed visual artist Vincent De Boer to create the artwork for the album

Schizophrenia Modulor Initially released in 1958 onWayne Shorter was 33 on March 10, 1967, when he recorded Schizophrenia. It was his eleventh leader date overall, his eighth for Blue Note, and first in a little over a year, after having recorded the previous seven within the 17 months following Night Dreamer in April 1964. He was 30 months into a five and a half year association with Miles Davis, who had followed a half year hiatus in 1965 by finding steady work for the Shorter Hancock Carter

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