The Meters - The MetersThe Meters is the debut studio album by the band of the same name. It's an essential album in the funk scene and one that contains a lot of energy and soul. Organist Art Neville led the quartet which consisted of guitarist Leo Nocentelli, the rhythm section of bassist George Porter and drummer Joseph "Zigaboo" Modeliste. New Orleans funk in their beauty of simplicity, it's what makes this album so remarkable. Each and every songs is brimming with

From the intrepid prelude “The Instrumental Head” to the closing punk blaze of “Eternity”

“We knew what we wanted and we have what we wanted

Art by René Sánchez

Finally presented in its first Island / A&M release

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New York City and Holley’s adopted hometown of Atlanta

There are no great discussions about where they should pull their influences from

Occult Architecture reflects the harmonious duality of these light and dark energies through the Chinese theory of Yin and Yang

Eddie Floyd

‘21 Singles’ is a career spanning compilation featuring all the band’s singles in chronological order

Sonically the album is a major change for the LA-based songwriter

The Arcs are a supergroup consisting of Dan Auerbach (Black Keys)