Artist
Snarky Puppy
Genre:
Jazz
Total Time:
65:34
Record Label:
GroundUp Music
Format:
CD, MP3, Vinyl, iTunes
Release Date
April 29, 2016
Order links, audio samples
and track list after the jump.
Snarky Puppy
Genre:
Jazz
Total Time:
65:34
Record Label:
GroundUp Music
Format:
CD, MP3, Vinyl, iTunes
Release Date
April 29, 2016
Order links, audio samples
and track list after the jump.
• Buy the Album from iTunes •
• Buy the MP3 from Amazon.com •
• Buy the CD from Amazon.com •
• Buy the Vinyl (2-LP) from Amazon.com •
Product Description: Following hot on the heels of their second Grammy win for 2015s Sylva and this years critically-acclaimed and #1-charting Family Dinner Volume Two, Brooklyn-by-way-of-Denton, Texas Snarky Puppy introduces their first new band album in two years, Culcha Vulcha.
In a nutshell, the album title refers to how we the Western civilized world have all become slaves to Pop culture, consuming as many messages to buy, be and get as possible. We circle above and wait to swoop in and ravenously eat or consume as much messaging as possible so we can feel full and satisfied that we are cool, losing our sense of self-confidence and self-acceptance as we are.
The album is a slight departure for Snarky Puppy; darker, with elements of Rock along with brilliant flourishes of R&B, Funk, Soul, Jazz, Bossa Nova, electric Blues and more.
Guitars cry, keyboards wail, all the while the percussion and bassline drive you forward. In a word, intoxicating. Scratch that: otherworldly.
Consider this their White Album. You will only get one chance to make a first impression, and if this is the introduction to many people of the Snarky Puppy experience, it will quickly make them Puppy addicts!
The New York Times has been bitten by the Snarky bug: A barnstorming, groove-centric instrumental act with a rabid fan base and a blithely unplaceable style. And if the name doesnt ring a bell, its probably just a matter of time.
In a nutshell, the album title refers to how we the Western civilized world have all become slaves to Pop culture, consuming as many messages to buy, be and get as possible. We circle above and wait to swoop in and ravenously eat or consume as much messaging as possible so we can feel full and satisfied that we are cool, losing our sense of self-confidence and self-acceptance as we are.
The album is a slight departure for Snarky Puppy; darker, with elements of Rock along with brilliant flourishes of R&B, Funk, Soul, Jazz, Bossa Nova, electric Blues and more.
Guitars cry, keyboards wail, all the while the percussion and bassline drive you forward. In a word, intoxicating. Scratch that: otherworldly.
Consider this their White Album. You will only get one chance to make a first impression, and if this is the introduction to many people of the Snarky Puppy experience, it will quickly make them Puppy addicts!
The New York Times has been bitten by the Snarky bug: A barnstorming, groove-centric instrumental act with a rabid fan base and a blithely unplaceable style. And if the name doesnt ring a bell, its probably just a matter of time.
1. Tarova
2. Semente
3. Gemini
4. Grown Folks
5. Beep Box
6. GØ
7. The Simple Life
8. Palermo
9. Big Ugly
OTHER ALBUM RELEASES:
- CHANGES (Charles Bradley)
- THE WILDERNESS (Explosions In the Sky)
- NEXT THING (Frankie Cosmos)
- STARWALKER (Starwalker)
- BOOK OF SHADOWS II (Zakk Wylde)
- JUNK (M83)
- MIDNIGHT MACHINES (Lights)
- CALL IT WHAT IT IS (Ben Harper & The Innocent Criminals)
- MAN ABOUT TOWN (Mayer Hawthorne)
- LIVE AND UNPLUGGED (Sleeping With Sirens)
- MIS IDOLOS, HOY MIS AMIGOS (Julión Álvarez y su Norteño Banda)
- HUMAN PERFORMANCE (Parquet Courts)
- GORE (Deftones)
- LOVE STREAMS (Tim Hecker)
- LOVERS AND LEAVERS (Hayes Carll)
- A CURE FOR LONELINESS (Peter Wolf)
- PAINTING OF A PANIC ATTACK (Frightened Rabbit)
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