What's the track we keep returning to, the one with the biggest groove that pushes you inside? Yes. 'Truck Fump.' Marcus “Tennishu” Tenney steals the show possibly from his desk in the alt. oval office blowing his horn but actually no the groove is wail-y the thing most and a Butcher Brown speciality, a band that Darrel Sheinman's Gearbox label championed early on. Now on Concord Jazz, the US mega-indie going through a good spell again since signing Nubya Garcia, check the track out not only for its cunning worditry in the title if feelgood's a priority in terms of feel. Drawn from Encore, a 4 June release other tracks are: 'VA Noir', 'For My Love', 'Aviation (Outro)' and 'Hair Grease'. Butcher Brown, above. Photo: via Bandcamp. Link to trouser the track. Also, while in the neighbourhood, there's must-hear Butcher Brown input on an ace slice of Hendrixiana that we also dig a lot.
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