Behold a sincere yet bizarre “WTF” woman that makes no excuses for herself. Meet Merrill Garbus, the brains behind the Oakland-based hypnotic tribal-funk act tUnE-yArDs. Signed to independent record label…keep reading →
Having capitulated to Merrill Garbus’s, a.k.a tUnE-yArDs, taste for creative capitalization and spacing in the headline of this review, I am now going to revert to lower cases in describing…keep reading →
Ahhh, what a refreshing way to end the weekend. “En Memoria” by Elephant & Castle featuring tUnE-yArDs is such a wonderful way to wind down and ease into the work…keep reading →
I have a strong feeling this is one of the odder song titles we’ve had up on the website. But, when tUnE-yArDs and ?uestlove join forces for a brass and hip-hop…keep reading →
Naytronix is headed by Nate Brenner, also one half of the famed group tUnE-yArDs. According to the label, Naytronix is “an evil dance band cloned from the stem cells of…keep reading →
Anyone can make music; I know I did when I banged pots and pans around as a child. But what is the purpose of music making? Irrefutably, an artist’s goals is…keep reading →
Besides being vaguely out-of-tune, this is actually a pretty original track. In it, Océane joins Left Boy to cover Gloria Gaynor’s 1978 “I Will Survive” — with a bit of…keep reading →
In a summer over-saturated with lo-fi, chillwave, dubstep, and innumerable remixes of seemingly every mediocre song that hits the blogosphere, a chronic disease runs rampant: dry palate. Personally, I’ve accumulated…keep reading →
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