They sound utterly reinvigorated on this stomping new live release.

‘Solarists’ immediately establishes Haitian Rail as a fearsome battery of inscrutable, noise with terrific give-and-take. And trombonist Dan Blacksberg’s presence assures that they hold up the jazz part of the experimental metal-jazz equation, losing none of their ferocity along the way.

They’ve created an album that’s both emotionally open, and a wonder of intricate control.

Threaded with a hip-hugging hook, this song packs a wallop.

A crystalline peak behind the scenes of Steely Dan’s studio gigs.

Nick Mason has been the only constant through Pink Floyd’s many incarnations.

And it’s not like Cropper hasn’t had a slew of them, from Wilson Pickett to Otis Redding.