Bitches Brew

Revolutionary, chaotic, and utterly hypnotic—Miles Davis’ Bitches Brew shattered jazz traditions and reshaped the future of music. Released in 1970, this double album is a bold fusion of jazz, rock, and psychedelia, marking the birth of jazz fusion and pushing the boundaries of improvisation, rhythm, and sound itself.

With its dense, electrified soundscapes, Bitches Brew is less an album and more a living, breathing organism—layers of hypnotic grooves, swirling trumpets, and jagged electric pianos collide in a maelstrom of innovation. Davis, backed by an all-star lineup featuring Wayne Shorter, Chick Corea, John McLaughlin, Joe Zawinul, and Jack DeJohnette, creates a sound that feels both primal and otherworldly.

Now pressed on high-quality vinyl, Bitches Brew delivers its full depth, warmth, and experimental brilliance the way it was meant to be heard—alive, unpredictable, and unrelenting.

Track Listing:

Side A

1. Pharaoh’s Dance – 20:05

Side B
2. Bitches Brew – 26:58

Side C
3. Spanish Key – 17:32
4. John McLaughlin – 4:22

Side D
5. Miles Runs the Voodoo Down – 14:02
6. Sanctuary – 10:57

This isn’t just an album—it’s a seismic shift in modern music, a declaration of freedom, experimentation, and the boundless possibilities of sound. If you’re ready to step into a vortex of jazz psychedelia and raw, untamed creativity, Bitches Brew belongs on your turntable.