In 1969, Miles Davis ditched the Italian suits for leather trousers, plugged a Fender Rhodes into an amp, and burned the jazz rulebook to the ground. Bitches Brew is the Big Bang of jazz-rock fusion—a dark, mutant masterpiece that pissed off purists and changed music forever. Before remixing was a thing, producer Teo Macero spent hours literally slicing the chaotic jam session tapes with razor blades to build the final tracks. If you vibe with the acid-soaked jams of early Pink Floyd or the fuzz-drenched freakouts of Jimi Hendrix, this is your entry point. Turn off the lights and press play.