Andra Day releases ‘Cheers To the Fall,’ her first album produced by Adrian Gurvitz and Raphael Saadiq (2015)
Andra Day’s ‘Cheers To the Fall’ is her first album produced by Adrian Gurvitz and Raphael Saadiq and released on August 28, 2015 by Buskin / Warner Bros.
Kamasi Washington releases ‘The Epic,’ a triple album recorded with a 32-piece orchestra and 20-voice choir (2015)
Kamasi Washington's 'The Epic' is his first (and triple) album recorded with a 32-piece orchestra and 20-voice choir and released on May 5, 2015 by Brainfeeder.
Three years after ‘The Epic,’ Kamasi Washington delivers a second masterpiece : ‘Heaven & Earth.’ What else did you expect?
Kamasi Washington' s 'Heaven & Earth' is his second (and self-produced) album, recorded with bassists Miles Mosley & Thundercat, pianist Cameron Graves, trombonist Ryan Porter, etc. and released on June 22, 2018 by Young Turks
Kamasi Washington's New 'Heaven and Earth' is Another Sprawling, Style-Hopping Epic The so-called spiritual jazz of Pharoah Sanders and other late-Sixties and early-Seventies seekers remains ....
You can hear portentous anger in everything from its track titles to its astonishing opening cover of the theme from 1972 kung fu movie... Consequence of Sound
Kamasi Washington Earns Every Minute of Heaven and EarthOccasionally, the energy flags on the more contemplative (but no less…
Un-Kornish and rather popish, Jonathan Davis enters the ‘Black Labyrinth.’ Ask him ‘What it is’ when he re-emerges
Jonathan Davis' s "Black Labyrinth" is his debut solo and self-produced album featuring bassist Miles Mosley, Ray Luzier of Korn, Wes Borland of Limp Bizkit among other guests and released on May 25, 2018 by Sumerian
the only thing scary is that it abandons the lurching and muscular creep of Korn in favor of catchy pop hooks and instrumental surprises
Taking the darkly gothic and electronic elements of the music of his youth and adding his penchant for lyrical honesty, ... NME
a record inspired by Davis’ love of out-of-body experiences, and his increasing love of the Ganzfeld Experiment ...