2010-11-22
Just telling you that Thunderball's fourth release is on Thievery Corporation's ESL Music Label might give you some idea as to what "12 Mile High" sounds like. Certainly, album opener, "Enter the Brahmin" with its sitar, tabla, and dance beats, could be something from the Thieves themselves. D.C. natives, Thunderball, have more to offer than that, though, on this release. There is the R&B of "Make Your Move", dub on "Dub Science", and the instrumental groove of "Low Down Weather". The best songs here, though, are "I C Colors", which is reminiscent of Curtis Mayfield's "Pusherman", and the cinematic instrumental, "To Catch A Vixen". All in all, I rather like this album of smashing beats and cinematic grooves. Rebecca RuthZEVIOUS
After the Air Raid
The Raconteurs
Consolers of The Lonely
DAVID BAZAN
Fewer Moving Parts EP
Various Artists
The Dialogue Music CD 2007, Volume 8
SPEECH
The Vagabond
Ribbons of Song
Comb My Cowlicks Down
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