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- Mostly Ape
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Drums & Tuba
Released 2002

Brain Liaters
05:30
704 plays

The Metrics
04:04
538 plays

Igor Rosso
03:52
535 plays

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- 1
- Brain Liaters
- 05:30
- 704 plays

- 2
- Igor Rosso
- 03:52
- 535 plays

- 3
- Sevens
- 03:44
- 427 plays

- 4
- The Metrics
- 04:04
- 538 plays

- 5
- 4Style
- 03:07
- 409 plays

- 6
- Elephants
- 03:54
- 461 plays

- 7
- Clashing
- 03:14
- 464 plays

- 8
- Air Con Dee
- 04:32
- 496 plays

- 9
- Super Bee
- 01:57
- 342 plays

- 10
- Breakfast With Miletus
- 05:51
- 431 plays

- 11
- Goose Geese
- 04:26
- 365 plays

- 12
- Magoo
- 06:07
- 445 plays

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album review

The N.Y.C.-based instrumental trio once again steps outside of the box that made their career such tough going early on. And like 2001's Vinyl Killer, it's a sloppy/happy mix of jazz, funk, R&B, space rock, and electronica that propels things here. It still doesn't make a whole lot of sense out of context, but Mostly Ape is Drums & Tuba's most consistent work, a piece that explores evolution, man's place in it, and what it all means for the future -- we think. The 12 songs are interchangeable (the closer, "4Style," with emphasis on the tuba half of its moniker, is the most distinct track), but they offer a thoroughly modern alternative to instrumental music. ~ Michael Gallucci, All Music Guide