Because what better way to start the new year then with rubbery bass-lines and a sunny groove that is sure to put a little swagger in the step of even the most winter-hardened grump.
I never got into Toro y Moi’s 2010 much hyped-debut but “Still Sound” points towards a brighter 2011 for Chaz Bundick. Stereogum nailed it on the head when they said:
“Still Sound†is much meatier than “Blessa†or any of Causers Of This, so take a listen even if you found his other stuff too gauzy for your taste.
Amen. And I love that album art. Weird in just the perfect way and that pulp-or-flower double take gets me every time.
https://www.theburningear.com/media/2010/12/Toyo-Y-Moi-Underneath-The-Pine-Album-Art.jpg608608Brandonhttps://www.theburningear.com/media/2015/03/TBE-Header-Logo-2015-stack1.pngBrandon2011-01-03 10:02:272011-04-10 18:39:20[MP3] TORO Y MOI makes it hard to stay STILL with his new SOUND
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