Album of the week: Thee Black Boltz by Tunde Adebimpe
- Tunde Adebimpe's new album is called Thee Black Boltz, which he dedicated to his late sister, Jumoke, who died in 2021.
- Adebimpe explained the importance of seeing more Black and queer audiences at concerts, noting, 'it be a regular thing instead of this weird fucking anomaly.'
- Despite numerous rejections from labels, Adebimpe highlighted his excitement to be working with Sub Pop, stating he feels 'incredibly psyched.'
- The album explores themes of finding beauty in adversity, with Adebimpe saying, 'If Thee Black Boltz has a theme, it’s finding a flower in a dung heap.
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Album Review: Tunde Adebimpe, ‘Thee Black Boltz’
Going by ‘Magnetic’, the lead single from Tunde Adebimpe’s debut solo album, the speed and chaos of the world isn’t enough to drag the TV on the Radio singer down; on the contrary, he’s supercharged by it. While it made for a thundering introduction to Adebimpe’s solo career, that’s not exactly how Thee Black Boltz came to fruition. The album’s release is now helpfully timed to TV on the Radio’s reunion campaign, but its origins were, in fact, t…
Tunde Adebimpe :: THEE BLACK BOLTZ - Musikexpress
The first solo album of the TV-On-The-Radio singer leads the indie rock towards pop. For eleven years there is no new music of TV On The Radio. One of the best bands of the zero years is silent. The members are active in other places, the sparkling digital indie rock of the band is still missing. That singer Tunde Adebimpe released his first solo album is therefore good news. Zumal THEE BLACK BOLTZ first...
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