Franklin Kiermyer - Scatter The Atoms That Remain - CD/Vinyl

Praise for this album:
"Luminous and expressive, fans of lateperiod John Coltrane will rejoice" **** Mojo October 2026
“There may not be a quartet out there that best picks up where the Coltrane Quartet left off than drummer Franklin Kiermyer’s Scatter The Atoms That Remain” - New York City Jazz Record
Previously:
“Drummer Franklin Kiermyer is that rare jazzman – blessed with the ecstatic quality of his free- bop attack” - Rolling Stone Magazine
“Kiermyer plays (and composes) with an almost evangelical belief in jazz as a form of pure inspiration” - Entertainment Weekly
Kiermyer supercharges spiritual modality... he plays with volcanic authority” - DownBeat
“Scatter The Atoms That Remain” – Kiermyer's project dedicated to “the power of transformative spiritual music” – continues to drive this forward. The album brings in an array of jazz iconoclasts, including Isaiah Collier, Keyon Harrold, Jasbir Jassi, Aaron Parks, Linda Sikhakhane, Carlos Niño, Jeff Bhasker, and more, to create an album that burns white hot with passion.
An act of resistance that touches on topics such as the state of our world and the socio and geo- political landscape, but one that ultimately resolves in love, tenderness, and meditative understanding.

Side A
A1. One Is Love (06:50)
A2. As Above, So Below (05:58)
A3. Bayaka Mosambo (06:48)
A4. Maombi (07:28)

Side B
B1. Clairvoyance (05:03)
B2. The Truth Is Just An Echo (03:20)
B3. Electric Sunshine (03:35)
B4. This Spirit (06:54)
B5. Espresso (04:20)
B6. False Prophets (03:46)