On their fourth studio album proper -- Vintage Reserve was a best-of, and We Love 'Em Tonight was a live offering -- Galactic wholeheartedly move not so much away from their past as a bad-ass New Orleans jazz & roll concern, as they move toward another of its traditions: Voodoo funk. There is a twist though. Not merely content to grasp the Mardi Gras Indians or Dr. John esthetics, Galactic points firmly toward the technological present with their primordial groove machine music. Dru...   [ read more ]

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Destination: The Moon depicts the space adventures endured by our spaceman super friend, Kenny Galactic. The album opens with a time travel sequence, where we find Kenny landing in the midst of the first instance of house music on planet earth.

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Magic Marker Records have definitely made a name for themselves. By releasing records by the All Girl Summer Fun Band, Dear Nora, and the Bartlebees, this label has become synonymous with pop. The Galactic Heroes are no exception, as their debut album How About San Francisco shines with an angle of lo-fi bounce. With their interesting collection of instruments that include kazoos, whoo-whistles, water xylophones, "a cup of laundry change," and a physics book, the results are some of the c...   [ read more ]

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