Justin Jacobs on April 2, 2020
For a while, it seemed like Los Angeles bassist and musical polymath Thundercat would be best known as a secret-weapon session musician—he was a key collaborator on Kendrick Lamar’s To […]
Richard Gehr on April 1, 2020
A Zeitgeist-defining moment arrives midway through “Watermelon Tears” on Mere Husk (NNA Tapes), the second album by Jeremy Gustin, who records as The Ah. At one point, manic laughter suddenly […]
Jeff Tamarkin on March 31, 2020
Miracle of Science, Marshall Crenshaw notes in the reissue’s CD jacket, was mostly “recorded during 1994, 1995 and 1996 in various bedrooms and converted garages” in Woodstock, NY. You don’t […]
