Vanishing Point

Ellery Eskelin's "Vanishing Point," released on January 1, 2001, under the hatOLOGY label, is a compelling journey into the realms of free jazz and avant-garde. This album, spanning 51 minutes, is a testament to Eskelin's mastery of the saxophone and his innovative approach to jazz. With tracks like "Scatter Brain," "Horizon Blue," and "Terra Firma," Eskelin explores a wide range of musical territories, blending improvisation with structured composition. The album's title track, "Vanishing Point," encapsulates the essence of Eskelin's work—where boundaries blur and new sonic landscapes emerge. Each piece on this album is a testament to Eskelin's ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz, making "Vanishing Point" a standout in the avant-garde genre.