Sonic Liberation Front Meets Sunny Murray is an album by the Philadelphia-based ensemble Sonic Liberation Front and drummer Sunny Murray.

[1][2] In a review for AllMusic, Phil Freeman wrote: "Though he's one of the most powerful drummers in jazz, free or otherwise, Murray never truly takes over the music; he's a guest in this house, and he acts accordingly, supporting the group rather than turning its compositions into platforms for drum solos."

He stated that the music reinforces the idea "that so-called 'free' jazz has rules every bit as strict as those governing bebop or big-band swing.

"[3] DownBeat reviewer Bill Meyer praised "Knowledge of the Sun," writing: "cornetist Todd Margasak and saxophonist Terry Lawson's mournful unisons seem to drift over the slowly undulating percussive figures like a rain cloud over an arboreal canopy."

"[2] Writing for All About Jazz, Mark Corroto suggested that "the purpose here is the pulse and consciousness-raising properties of the vibrations emitted," and commented: "Perhaps we could call them a West African/Cuban/AACM jam band that's the child of Albert Ayler and Sun Ra.