Los Angeles-based experimental jazz collective High Pulp will release their new album ’Days in the Desert’ in peak sweltering summer heat next month on July 28. The titular desert is both literal and metaphorical: it’s the Mojave Desert that the band powers through on their many DIY tours around the
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‘BAM BAM (ft. Takoda)’ opens I DON’T LIKE MY TELEPHONE – sunking‘s second album for ANTI- Records – like the sun breaking through the clouds. Anchored by a groovy low-end—imagine if a walking
sunking is the experimental sights and sounds of Seattle natives Bobby Granfelt
“There’s elements of jazz and indie rock and hip-hip and electronic music,
Glitchy, jangly and animated, ‘BAM BAM’ opens I DON’T LIKE MY TELEPHONE – sunking‘s second album for ANTI- Records – like the sun breaking through the clouds. Anchored by a groovy low-end—imagine if a
One month from today sunking will release their simultaneously pro and anti- technology sophomore album I DON’T LIKE MY TELEPHONE, also their second release with ANTI- Records. Out now is the final
‘BAM BAM (ft. Takoda)’ opens I DON’T LIKE MY TELEPHONE – sunking‘s second album for ANTI- Records – like the sun breaking through the clouds. Anchored by a groovy low-end—imagine if a walking
Los Angeles-based experimental jazz collective High Pulp will release their new album ‘Days in the Desert’ in this year’s peak sweltering summer heat on July 28. Rooted in the jazz tradition while
Los Angeles-based experimental jazz collective High Pulp will release their new album ’Days in the Desert’ in peak sweltering summer heat next month on July 28. The titular desert is both literal
“High Pulp blend old-school bebop with contemporary soul and electronica vibes, as though someone convinced the ghost of Duke Ellington to reinterpret a Chemical Brothers album.” – AV Club “They play with
“There’s elements of jazz and indie rock and hip-hip and electronic music, but ultimately, sunking is all about exploring the nooks and crannies between those genres, about throwing out all of the
sunking is the experimental sights and sounds of Seattle natives Bobby Granfelt & Antoine Martel, an outlet for the duo whose music is “steeped in funk, fusion, and the dreamier end of