Famed bass virtuoso Thundercat comes through with a star-studded mini album with the Beyond, Where the Giants Roam.

Album · 2015 · 6 Songs.

The Beyond, Where the Giants Roam is an EP by American musician Thundercat. It was released on June 22, 2015 via Brainfeeder. The EP was revealed to be a prelude to Bruner's followup album, Drunk.

The Beyond, Where the Giants Roam by Thundercat, released 22 June 2015 1. Hard Times 2. Song for the Dead 3. Them Changes 4. Lone Wolf and Cub 5. That Moment 6. Where The Giants Roam, Field of the Nephilim Mini-album The Beyond - Where the Giants Roam picks up where 2013's Apocalypse left off, with Thundercat joined on production duties by longtime sparring partner Flying Lotus for six spiralling excursions to the outer limits of jazz-funk. VIA BRAINFEEDER SHIPPING FROM 20TH NOVEMBER 2015 Includes unlimited streaming of The Beyond, Where the Giants Roam via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more. ships out within 3 days. Purchasable with gift card.

This further legitimizes Thundercat as a solo funk artist and excites listeners for his upcoming album. 88. Thundercat is brilliant when it comes to some funk, slow, classy music. I dont know how he does it but it works brilliantly. Thundercat vuelve, y lo hace con The Beyond, Where the Giants Roam, un mini-LP/EP co-producido por su amigo Flying Lotus.

Although he's been busy, Thundercat hasn't released music under his own name since 2013's The Apocalypse. It's a beautiful, smooth track about lost love drenched in the sounds of classic funk that finds Thundercat tearing it up on bass and crooning incredibly real lyrics like "nobody move there's blood on the floor, and I can't find my heart.

This mini-album picks up where 2013's Apocalypse left off, with Thundercat joined on production duties by longtime sparring partner Flying Lotus for six spiralling excursions to the outer limits of jazz-funk. The legendary Herbie Hancock pops up on keyboards on 'Lone Wolf & Cub' and there are contributions from fellow Brainfeeder family members Kamasi Washington, Miguel Atwood-Ferguson and Mono/Poly on sax, strings and production respectively  . Thundercat - The Golden Age of Apocalypse. Thundercat - The Golden Age Of Apocalypse (2011).

The Beyond/Where the Giants Roam is the third studio album from American musician Thundercat. It was released in June 2015 on Brainfeeder and produced by frequent collaborator Flying Lotus along with Thundercat.

Here he describes how his brand-new mini-album, The Beyond/Where The Giants Roam (out today, and streaming in full below), came to be - as well as the roots of his partnership with Flying Lotus, playing jazz for Kendrick Lamar, and why he loves Kenny Loggins. When did you start recording The Beyond/Where The Giants Roam? I feel like it's been a never ending process since You're Dead!