Buzz record from NJ's own Joey Anderson (already in its second pressing)
It is credited as being a significant marker in the establishment of Afro-Cuban jazz
but the trio's chemistry naturally drew him out from behind the boards to join the Mattsons on vocal and instrumental duties
as witnessed from their NY show and Summerstage performances
tapping into their kinetic drum programming and loose song structures
The Meters: Struttin' (180g) Vinyl LP type:Vinyl LP Buzz record from NJ's ownThird studio album from the New Orleans funk pioneers. I remember the first time I ever heard Khruangbin, I couldnt help but trace their catchy guitar licks, funky basslines, and tight break beats right back to The Meters. Sure, their international influences sprawl much further beyond the American south, but the simplicity, precision, and form parallels between the Texas trio and the legendary Louisiana group. Much like Khruangbins Mordechai,