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The album opens with energetic bursts of warbling, dissonant blares, and simple, loose snare beats that taper out, then return with renewed fervor, the decision made that "yes, this is how we want to rock. Offsetting this, the next piece is rather quiet and secretive. Generally sounding more like a drunken choir, this instrumental group gets almost bluesy in a klezmer/avant-jazz kind of way. Coleman fans will dig it, as he has some fine organ moments throughout.

Anthony Coleman ‎– Selfhaters. Label: Tzadik ‎– TZ 7110. Series: Radical Jewish Culture – 10. Format: CD, Album. BIm. Written-By – Coleman. 3. Eurotrash Ballade. Written-By – Selfhaters. 4. You Don't Know What Love Is. Written-By – Don Raye, DePaul.

Coleman fans will dig it, as he has some fine organ moments throughout Track listing. All compositions by Anthony Coleman except as indicated.

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Anthony Coleman means to be controversial, to stand out by calling his group Selfhaters, and this alone makes the project worthy. Its all the more rewarding that the music stands out as well. Coleman's got a great sense of musical timing. Listen to any of the tracks and you can hear his keen sense of rhythm and groove allowing the "noise" elements to be musical and not just texture time and time again. The album itself comes from a number of different sessions, not all of equal strength, there are a couple of tracks that seem like add-ons, curiousities if you will.

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Retrieved January 15, 2014. php?title Selfhaters (album)&oldid 827438350". Categories: Tzadik Records albums. I Could've Been a Drum is an album by pianist Anthony Coleman and saxophonist Roy Nathanson which was released on the Tzadik label in 1997.

Selfhaters is a avant-garde jazz music album recording by ANTHONY COLEMAN released in 1996 on CD, LP/Vinyl and/or cassette. Clarinet – Roy Nathanson (track 6) Bass Clarinet – David Krakauer (track 8) Cello, Banjo – Fred Lonberg-Holm (tracks: 3 to 6) Clarinet – Doug Wieselman (tracks: 1 to 5, 7, 8) Clarinet, Alto Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone – Michael Attias (tracks: 3 to 6) Percussion – James Pugliese Producer, Piano, Organ, Trombone, Accordion, Sampler, Voice – Anthony Coleman.