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- Summary: Produced by guitarist Thomas Brenneck, the fourth release for the New York-based funk band sees influences from psychedelia and metal music.
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- Record Label: Daptone
- Genre(s): R&B, Funk, Pop/Rock, Psychedelic, Neo-Psychedelia, Instrumental Rock, African Traditions, Afro-beat
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Oct 23, 2014While the album's roots are deeply embedded in the past, the band has never sounded more present tense.
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Q MagazineOct 29, 2014[A] terrific fourth album. [Nov 2014, p.102]
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Dec 1, 2014The Budos Band are the real deal, and Burnt Offering is quite a ride. For connoisseurs of heavy sounds, I can't recommend this highly enough.
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Oct 23, 2014There are still irresistible dance grooves here, but also more segments that are likely to call for headphone introspection. It might even be safer than that out-of-control feeling on Budos Band III.
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Oct 23, 2014Burnt Offering has its own kind of subtlety, and most of it is in the interplay between meter, genre, and mood.
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MagnetDec 10, 2014Burnt Offering resembles nothing so much as the soundtrack to a '70s exploitation flick. That's no dig. [No. 116, p.55]
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Under The RadarDec 19, 2014It's totally instrumental and unlike much else being but out today. [Dec 2014, p.90]
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