The Empty Foxhole

The Empty Foxhole is a studio album by American saxophonist Ornette Coleman, released in 1967. The record continues Coleman's exploration of free jazz and harmolodic ideas, characterised by raw, improvisational interplay within a sparse trio setting that features unconventional rhythms supplied by his young son on drums, marking a transitional moment in his mid-1960s work as he experimented with stripped-back ensembles and freer tonal approaches.