What makes Bells by Albert Ayler notable?

'Bells' is significant for its influence on the free jazz genre, with its unconventional structure and improvisational style setting a precedent for future artists. It received notable attention within the jazz community and has been analyzed for its spiritual and emotional depth, contributing to Ayler's legacy as a revolutionary artist. Released in 1965, 'Bells' was a pivotal moment in Albert Ayler's career, following his acclaimed album 'A Love Supreme' by John Coltrane. At this point, Ayler was solidifying his status as a leading figure in the avant-garde jazz movement, pushing the boundaries of traditional jazz forms.