Thundercat - It Is What It Is (Album Review) - Stereoboard

After his monumental 2017 effort ‘Drunk’ blasted Thundercat’s space-age, bass-led jazz fusion into the ears of hordes of new listeners, ‘It Is What It Is’ arrives as his most highly anticipated release to date. In that regard, ‘It Is What It Is’ seems, at first, to be a disappointingly defeatist title for Stephen Bruner’s new work, suggesting that the added pressure of newfound mainstream popularity has pushed the six string bass virtuoso to rushing out sub-par material to meet a spike in demand

Sorry - 925 (Album Review) - Stereoboard

Sorry’s debut album, ‘925’, stands as their first foray into more established means of music delivery after initially making their presence known via songs and mixtapes trickling out of their North London bedrooms. But that may also be where their brief flirtation with the norm ends, because Sorry are not a conventional rock band. The hip hop-inspired ‘925’ finds them moving further away from the sonic territories currently occupied by their London contemporaries such as Goat Girl or Shame. Off-

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