Thundercat: Drunk | 70s soul jazz grooves, deep introspection, and a quirky sense of humor.
Thundercat's new record Drunk is a stunning mix of 70s soul jazz grooves, deep introspection and a quirky sense of humour. M Milner reviews.
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Thundercat Live at the Hoxton or; The Revolution of Attention
Phil saw Thundercat Sunday night at the Hoxton and had a profound, drunk revelation about the decline of ADHD culture and the revolution of Jazz in 2015.
Record Review: Thundercat – Apocalypse
Stephen Bruner, the main mind behind Thundercat is no stranger. With a debut that was as danceable as...
Tyler, the Creator: IGOR | Artistry On Tilt With Space On The Chopping Block
Tyler, The Creator's new album, IGOR falls short as the norf norf genre stumbles flat. However, IGOR is still good and loud and I can't ask for much more.
Best Albums of 2017: 33 – 01
2017 Best Albums of the year. We picked 99 of out favorite albums from 2017 and ranked them. This is the 3rd part of the Best Of List, 33 through #1. What were our top picks? The world may never know.
Best Albums of 2017: 99 – 67
Who needs another Best Albums of the Year list? Right?! Every site does one and it is basically...
Festival Coverage: 2016 Field Trip Preview
Over the first weekend in June, the annual Field Trip festival is happening in downtown Toronto. M Milner previews the weekend's music.
Album Review: Esperanza Spalding – Emily’s D+Evolution
Esperanza Spalding's Emily’s D+Evoliution isn’t just Spalding’s most adventurous record yet, it’s one of the most ambitious records I’ve heard this year.
Mickey White’s Incomplete Guide to 2015’s Rap and R&B: Part 3 (That Could Only Mean One Thing…)
Mickey White lists out his top 75 Rap and R&B albums for 2015 feat: Drake, Future, Dr. Dre, Dawn Richard, Miguel, Earl Sweatshirt, Busdriver, Pusha T, etc.
Mickey White’s Incomplete Guide To 2015’s Rap and R&B: Part 2 (Stunts, Blunts, and Footwork)
Mickey White covers the second third of 2015's amazing year in Rap & R&B, feat: Death Grips, Odd Future, Fetty Wap, Vince Staples, Miguel and Snoop Dogg.