Fuzz

Seems like they'd be a fun bar band. 3 stars.

Something with a lot slicky funk and failed attempt to cover The Beatles.

The funky rithms and grooves I can dig. But why on earth do a cover of the Beatles' We Can Work It Out? Beatles catalogue is not intended to be funked with.

Ohh what a fun funky time!

The modern funk, fun

Damn this thing grooves.

Funky, but not memorable

Funky projects often rely on instant energy to start the flywheel and hold the contraption together. Chucklehead delay their concept by just a track and a minute, which does much to close the opening of Fuzz while leaving the back of the album open. It's a neat trick, not quite carried by the second half songwriting. It's a friendly introduction to a band with chops and without docs, just the kind of thing you like to discover about a time and place not far away.

Very funky. Very 90s

Good choice. Thanks for suggesting.

This some pretty obscure funk and I notice that most songs only have a few thousand listens on Spotify. Its fun stuff albeit a bit dated and comparisons with Earth Wind and Fire that I just got yesterday are inevitable, unfortunately its hard to compare to EWF.

I liked this pretty well, I think it needed some slower jams to round it out. Even the mellower stuff had a pretty frenetic pace. Extra point for ending so strongly though, the last song is a banger.

If you were young in Boston in the 90s, I can see how this might hold some nostalgic sway for you. Otherwise, this is some pretty watered down funk.

Your favorite local funk band that plays at that bar that you'd listen to live but never at home.

8/10. Kinda funky, I can see how this would be really fun as a live, underground option, but it was only pretty food overall, I would say. The tug boat themed one was fun.

Some crazy funk on this thing. 9/10

I could see how great this would be live in the 90s. however, going to listen to Blood Sugar Sex Magik to align my chakras

Exceptionally funky. Grooved a lot to this while doing yard work.

Bit of a 1990s groove and swagger, mixing rock and funk, just how things were back then. Nothing groundbreaking, but I could listen to this in the background while I drink beer in the backyard on a hot summer's day. etc. 3/5.