Run Logan Run’s 2021 release *For a Brief Moment We Could Smell the Flowers* arrives on Worm Discs as a compact set of eight tracks rooted in Bristol’s experimental and nu jazz scenes. The record navigates fractured rhythms and textured improvisations, with pieces like "Give Me Back My Slippers" revealing a penchant for subtle dissonance and measured restraint. The group’s approach blends jazz instrumentation with an exploratory mindset, capturing a moment of quiet intensity.The album’s titles—ranging from “Screaming With the Light On” to “Wise Man Eames”—hint at a narrative told through shifting moods and angular motifs. With just over 11,000 Last.fm scrobbles, this release stands as a nuanced artifact from the city’s evolving jazz lineage, one that rewards patient listening and attentive crate-digging.

Run Logan Run’s 2021 release *For a Brief Moment We Could Smell the Flowers* arrives on Worm Discs as a compact set of eight tracks rooted in Bristol’s experimental and nu jazz scenes. The record navigates fractured rhythms and textured improvisations, with pieces like "Give Me Back My Slippers" revealing a penchant for subtle dissonance and measured restraint. The group’s approach blends jazz instrumentation with an exploratory mindset, capturing a moment of quiet intensity.The album’s titles—ranging from “Screaming With the Light On” to “Wise Man Eames”—hint at a narrative told through shifting moods and angular motifs. With just over 11,000 Last.fm scrobbles, this release stands as a nuanced artifact from the city’s evolving jazz lineage, one that rewards patient listening and attentive crate-digging.