BadBadNotGood – IV (Vinyl) Flying Nun Records (Press release)

(Press release)

working together was not in the cards

To optimize audio quality

genre-blending songwriting of the last Machinedrum album

" says Pitchfork

BadBadNotGood – IV (Vinyl) Flying Nun Records (Press release)Not your typical modern jazz quartet, Torontos Badbadnotgood had long incorporated elements of hip hop into their sound even before Sour Soul, last years excellent hook up with Ghostface Killah. The follow up continues that theme of genre blurring collaboration most notably with Future Islands Samuel T Herring on the contemplative Time Moves Slow and electronic producer Kaytranada on the echo laden ominousness of Lavender. But they are at their most