The Subdudes

If the subdudes' music were a fruit, it would be a bunch of red grapes eaten out of season:
robustly flavored, composed of taut clusters of sound loosely arranged that – left to mull a
bit – induce a mild intoxication. This is New Orleans R&B at its most swinging, with touches of
barroom blues, gospel-inspired harmonies, rock and country rhythms and, very simply,
some fine playing. The Subdudes' two previous albums, though gutsy, critically a... More >